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The Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter, by Theodora Goss
Theodora Goss’ The Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter is a delight for lovers of classic science […]
City Folk and Country Folk, by Sofia Khvoshchinskaya
The divide between country and city is a popular trope in Russian fiction (at least […]
A Study in Scarlet Women, by Sherry Thomas
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The Bedlam Stacks, by Natasha Pulley
I’ve been anxiously awaiting Natasha Pulley’s second novel, whatever it happened to be. I’m happy […]
Arrowood, by Mick Finlay
William Arrowood hates Sherlock Holmes. The damned man is on everyone’s lips as the best […]
Devil’s Call, by J. Danielle Dorn
Even though Li Lian was warned that three bad men were on their way to […]
The Witches of New York, by Ami McKay
There is a feeling throughout Ami McKay’s entertaining novel, The Witches of New York, of a […]
An Unrestored Woman, by Shobha Rao
In An Unrestored Woman, Shobha Rao tells a series of stories about characters that brush each […]
Murder on Black Swan Lane, by Andrea Penrose
With Murder on Black Swan Lane, Andrea Penrose launches a new series featuring the satirical cartoonish […]