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  1. An Independent Woman by Sophia Holloway – wonderful Regency novel of a young woman from Allison & Busby

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    An Independent Woman by Sophia Holloway I have had the pleasure of reading and reviewing several of Sophia’s books, in which I have always become really engaged by for their romance, plot, historical accuracy and clever humour.

  2. Murder in Paris – The Blind Detective Investigates by Christina Koning – A murder mystery set in newly liberated Paris in 1945 from Allison & Busby

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    Murder in Paris – The Blind Detective Investigates by Christina Koning This well written and impressive novel is actually the tenth in the series.

  3. Three Wartime Women – Fascinating real life accounts of the Second World War from Handheld Press

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    Three Wartime Women from Handheld Press The Voluble Topsy by A P Herbert Army Without Banners by Ann Stafford Where Stands a Winged Sentry by Margaret Kennedy You may have heard that Handheld Press recently closed, and many of their books were sold on Pos…

  4. Young Mrs. Savage by D.E. Stevenson – a lovely 1949 novel of family reprinted by Furrowed Middlebrow at Dean Street Press

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    Young Mrs Savage by D.E.

  5. Death on Fleet Street by Anna Sayburn Lane – the latest in a brilliant 1920s series of murder mysteries tackled by Marjorie Swallow

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    Death on Fleet Street by Anna Sayburn Lane This is not a straightforward review – because I have realised that this is the fifth in a series of 1920s murder mysteries that I have not reviewed!

  6. Silence After Dinner by Clifford Witting – a 1953 murder mystery set in an English village with a definate twist reprinted by Galileo Publishers

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    Silence After Dinner by Clifford Witting I have read many Golden Age and postwar detective books, including several by this author, but rarely have I encountered one as clever as this one.

  7. A Death on Location by the Reverend Richard Coles – the latest installment of murder and more from the English village of Champton

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    A Death on Location by the Reverend Richard Coles This well written novel is the fifth Canon Clement Mystery, and like the others it includes a range of fascinating and very realistic characters in a rural setting set in the early 1990s.

  8. The Eights by Joanna Miller – four of the first female undergraduates at Oxford in 1920 in a novel of loyalty and love.

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    The Eights by Joanna Miller This book was an accidental discovery, but one that I am very glad to have made.

  9. A New Home at the Wartime Hotel by Maisie Thomas – a saga of wartime women in difficult circumstances in Manchester 1941

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    A New Home at the Wartime Hotel by Maisie Thomas Fans of wartime stories will find another series to love in this first book of a new set of novels.

  10. Double Stakes by Alison Morton – a contemporary thriller featuring a determined young woman in multiple cases

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    Double Stakes by Alison Morton Over the years I have had the pleasure of reading many of Alison Morton’s books.