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January Reading Wrap-Up

February 1, 2019

january

I feel as if "wrap-up" is the appropriate word both for my January reading and for everyone who is shivering in the Midwest and Northeast. I'm happily ensconced in Seattle with 40 degrees and ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Book Reviews, Feature Tagged: historical fiction, mini-reviews

The Confessions of Young Nero

March 13, 2017

confessions

  Who hasn’t heard some version of the phrase “Nero fiddled while Rome burned”? It’s long been the standard epitaph for any ruler so decadent and foolish that they were more interested in ... Read More...

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Filed Under: Book Reviews, Fiction Tagged: Berkley, historical fiction, Italy, political intrigue

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