I last read Carey with Infinity Gate, part one of a duology. In my review I mentioned being eager for part two, but I have not yet read it. I have no excuse – it’s just that it’s sci-fi and every time I think about it, it feels unimaginably dense. ... more >
A previously unpublished epic saga of love, loss, faith, and adventure from master storyteller Dinah Dean England, 1095 Roger FitzHugh is horrified to discover a lady being sold to pay her step-father’s debts. Moved by her plight, he pays what the man owes and offers the penniless young woman—Rohese—the option ... more >
Astronomers’ Library by Karen Masters Indulge in this collection of the best astronomy books from the past 800 years. The Astronomers’ Library is a rich history of astronomy (and astrology) publishing across Europe. This is a carefully selected arrangement of publications from all over the continent – Germany, France, Italy, ... more >
1469. England is in turmoil. For almost ten years, the attractive and charismatic Edward IV has ruled with the Earl of Warwick’s support, but now rebellion threatens the fragile peace. Young and determined, Isobel Fenton is resolved that nothing will separate her from her beloved manor of Beaumancote, even if ... more >
Sometimes the miracles you were praying for were there all along… Norman-born Elys de Wix fills her time with embroidery on the long pilgrimage to Rome to pray for healing of brother’s injury. She never thought much of it, until their new traveling companion, Saxon master-mason Aylwin, admires her skill. ... more >
An epic journey of enlightenment, love, and discovering divine purpose, from Medieval England through to Denmark and Russia. England, 1066 Gytha is the devout but determined daughter of the rightful king of England, until her world is turned upside down by the death of her father, King Harold. Fleeing from ... more >