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Annie’s 2025 Year in Books
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That would be the phase of my life in which I went to Spain for three months. . . and ended up staying five years.
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A Pocket History of the Victorian Corset
As a historian who got semi-famous in part because of my lectures on the History of Corseting, I could give you thirty pages on just about any aspect. Relax, I won’t do it here. What I’ll do, instead, is introduce you some of corsetry’s technological marvels, the ones that arose in the 1800s. These appear—along with the women who put them to work every day—in my Victorian romantic suspense series,
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Hi, Lindsay. Yes, the third book in the series - BOUNDLESS - is launching later this year. The setting is Cornwall, and the book is rich with Cornish
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| I rarely submit five-star reviews. In this case, the most careful scrutiny of Hunkie Dorie and the Kite of Destiny failed to discover anything that would lead me to leave something OTHER than a five-star! The book is charming. Its message is consiste ...more | |
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| What a great read! I haven't been so gripped by a psychological thriller since THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN. The female protagonist, Ruby, displays just the right mix of aching vulnerability and madness. You can't help but identify with her, but the warning ...more | |
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| An absorbing read for anyone who likes understated, perceptive detective work and plots that lean into the dark psychology of killers. Grace, not the first voice in the novel but the most consistent one, is almost a victim waiting to happen. She's dy ...more | |
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| I'm a career historian, and an author. That explains why I love historical fiction - and why I'm so particular about the quality of what I read. I had read Rebecca Stott's GHOSTWALK years ago, but somehow I missed THE CORAL THIEF. I rediscovered it a ...more | |
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