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All four books in Rosemary Stevens’ Beau Brummel series are on sale right now

Rosemary Stevens wrote a number of Regency romances in the 1990s, and then she crossed over and wrote four historical mysteries in the early 2000s, also set in the Regency period, featuring Beau Brummel as the protagonist.  She won an Agatha Award for Best First Novel for the first book in that series, Death on […]

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A review of Sherlock Holmes and the Real Thing by Nicholas Meyer – out this week

Just plain fun for anyone who is a Holmes/Watson fan.  And who isn’t??? Nicholas Meyer has been getting quicker with his editing of Dr John H Watson’s journals, with three coming out in the last four years.  Which is all to the good, since each of the previous books that I’ve read has been a

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Two omnibuses of mysteries by Leonard Tourney are on sale right now in the US and UK

An omnibus of the complete Matthew and Joan Stock historical series (17th century England) by Leonard Tourney is super inexpensive right now – it’s just $1.99/£1.99 in the US/UK.  That’s a great price for the eight books, and is still a great price even if you already have a few of them.    I remember

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Several early books in the Lord Edward Corinth & Verity Browne series by David Roberts are on sale in the US and UK

It looks as if someone (the author? someone else?) has gotten the rights back to at least the first few books in the Lord Edward Corinth & Verity Browne series by David Roberts, which were previously published by Carroll & Graf.  And right now the first three titles, issued by a new publisher, have dropped

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The Case of the Headless Billionaire by Michael Leese is free right now in the US and UK

The Case of the Headless Billionaire, previously published as Going Underground,  is the first in Michael Leese’s Jonathan Roper/Brian Hooley series.  It’s free for today, Friday, and probably through the weekend, as Joffe’s Free Friday book this week. Free at Kindle US  |  Kindle UK    

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Three Genevieve Planché mysteries by Nancy Bilyeau are on sale in the US and UK right now

Nancy Bilyeau’s three Genevieve Planché historical mysteries, two older and one not-yet-out, are all on sale for $0.99/£0.99 right now in the US/UK.     The email I got from Joffe books with the sale info indicates the prices will be good for this week only… The Blue, #1 Buy at Kindle US | Kindle UK

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All of the books in Deryn Lake’s John Rawlings series are on sale in two omnibuses right now

If you want to read ALL the books in Deryn Lake’s John Rawlings series, now is your chance.   They are all gathered into two omnibuses, which are on sale right now for $1.99/£1.99 each.  They are Kindle Countdown Deals, good for a bit more than three days. I’m not going to re-type a list of

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A review of Locked in Pursuit by Ashley Weaver – recently published

A quick and fun read – great for a summer vacation… I’ve read a few books by Ashley Weaver, and have enjoyed them, but hadn’t read any in her Electra (Ellie) McDonnell series.  So I was happy to receive a review copy of Locked in Pursuit, which is the fourth and most recent title.    And

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A review of The Mummy of Mayfair by Jeri Westerson – just published

A fun airplane or beach book… I tend to think of Jeri Westerson as an author of historical mysteries set in medieval England, since I’ve read and enjoyed many books in her Crispin Guest and Will Somers series.   But I’m aware that she writes in other genres too, and was interested to learn that she

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