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Christians71
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Icefire Trilogy by Patty Jansen
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The old man who read love stories (Un viejo que leía novelas de amor)
« He had the antidote to the dreaded venom of old age. He could read... » [ Luis Sepúlveda (RIP) ]
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« He had the antidote to the dreaded venom of old age. He could read... » [ Luis Sepúlveda (RIP) ]
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I'm re-reading "The Apothecary Rose" [an Owen Archer mystery, #1] by Candace M. Robb. Because it was on-hand and libraries are closed. Now, I need to find more in the series.
Once the king's captain of archers, now he must penetrate a poisoner's secrets. Christmastide 1363, at an abbey in York, two pilgrims die mysteriously dead of an herbal remedy. Suspicious, the Archbishop sends for Owen Archer, a Welshman with the charm of the devil, who's lost one eye to the wars in France and must make a new career as an honest spy.
Masquerading as an apprentice to Apothecary Nicholas Wilton, whose shop dispensed the fatal potion, Owen's dark curls, leather eye-patch and gold earring intrigue Wilton's wife. But is this lovely woman a murderess? What links the Wiltons to bumbling Brother Wulfstan, ascetic Archdeacon Anselm and his weaselly agent Potter Digby, and the ragged midwife Magda the Riverwoman? Answers as slippery as the frozen cobblestones draw Owen into a dangerous drama of old scandals and tragedies, obsession and unholy love.
The Apothecary Rose marks the arrival of a bold and quick-witted detective in this expertly detailed, engrossing tale of medieval life --and death.
Once the king's captain of archers, now he must penetrate a poisoner's secrets. Christmastide 1363, at an abbey in York, two pilgrims die mysteriously dead of an herbal remedy. Suspicious, the Archbishop sends for Owen Archer, a Welshman with the charm of the devil, who's lost one eye to the wars in France and must make a new career as an honest spy.
Masquerading as an apprentice to Apothecary Nicholas Wilton, whose shop dispensed the fatal potion, Owen's dark curls, leather eye-patch and gold earring intrigue Wilton's wife. But is this lovely woman a murderess? What links the Wiltons to bumbling Brother Wulfstan, ascetic Archdeacon Anselm and his weaselly agent Potter Digby, and the ragged midwife Magda the Riverwoman? Answers as slippery as the frozen cobblestones draw Owen into a dangerous drama of old scandals and tragedies, obsession and unholy love.
The Apothecary Rose marks the arrival of a bold and quick-witted detective in this expertly detailed, engrossing tale of medieval life --and death.
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I finished a comic anthology called "FTL, Y'All!". Very nice stories for a science-fiction nerd like me.
Many queer authors, many queer characters, an open mind is required for reading.
Many queer authors, many queer characters, an open mind is required for reading.
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Wow - you really have read this book totally from a - z? Congratulation! :thumbs up:
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"Robert Bruce and the Community of the Realm of Scotland", by G.W.S. Barrow, a detailed look at the War of Scottish Independence at the end of the 13th and beginning of the 14th centuries.
"The trader,the owner,the Slave", James Walvin 2007.
An examination of the British slave trade through the lives of three people involved within it. Gut wrenching stories of real lives, although the "slave", is the inestimable Olaudah Equiano who recorded his life and wrote a bestselling expose in 1794 and helped to educate the world about the barbarism of slavery. Compelling narrative and relevance to the ongoing racism in the world today.
An examination of the British slave trade through the lives of three people involved within it. Gut wrenching stories of real lives, although the "slave", is the inestimable Olaudah Equiano who recorded his life and wrote a bestselling expose in 1794 and helped to educate the world about the barbarism of slavery. Compelling narrative and relevance to the ongoing racism in the world today.
