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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Karen HarperPublisher: Minotaur Books Imprint: Minotaur Books Dimensions: Width: 14.60cm , Height: 1.80cm , Length: 17.40cm Weight: 0.122kg ISBN: 9780312947712ISBN 10: 0312947712 Pages: 228 Publication Date: 27 November 2007 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviewsPraise for Karen Harper and Her Elizabeth I Mystery Novels The Hooded Hawke<br> Deftly integrates its appealing historical detail with a neatly turned mystery. - Kirkus Reviews <br> Historical sophistication blends well with all the necessary elements of good mystery storytelling. - Booklist <br> <br> Elizabeth is a lively heroine, and you'll have great fun traveling the countryside and dodging arrows with her and her entourage. There's enough history and mystery to keep lovers of both genres entertained. - Romantic Times BOOKreviews <br> <br>The Fatal Fashione Historical-mystery lovers should rejoice at [Harper's] latest installment. - Booklist <br> Entertaining . Harper skillfully interweaves fact and fiction, presenting a heroine who is as intelligent and gutsy a crime solve as she was a real-life monarch. - Publishers Weekly <br> <br> Harper brings the period vividly to life, develops characters from the earlier tales, and makes the Virgin Queen a sympatheti Praise for Karen Harper and Her Elizabeth I Mystery Novels The Hooded Hawke<br> Deftly integrates its appealing historical detail with a neatly turned mystery. - Kirkus Reviews <br> Historical sophistication blends well with all the necessary elements of good mystery storytelling. - Booklist <br> <br> Elizabeth is a lively heroine, and you'll have great fun traveling the countryside and dodging arrows with her and her entourage. There's enough history and mystery to keep lovers of both genres entertained. - Romantic Times BOOKreviews <br> <br>The Fatal Fashione Historical-mystery lovers...should rejoice at [Harper's] latest installment. - Booklist <br> Entertaining.... Harper skillfully interweaves fact and fiction, presenting a heroine who is as intelligent and gutsy a crime solve as she was a real-life monarch. - Publishers Weekly <br> <br> Harper brings the period vividly to life, develops characters from the earlier tales, and makes the Virgin Queen a sympathetic, ambitious, and patriotic woman.... One soon is swept up in the rush of events in a turbulent time skillfully described. Recommended for all collections. - Library Journal <br>The Fyre Mirror<br> A truly vibrant protagonist, thoroughly satisfying characterization, attention to detail, and credible plotting mark this as an outstanding historical. - Library Journal <br> <br> Fabulous...a thrilling reading experience.... Fans of the Ursula Blanches series by Fiona Buckley will definitely love this glimpse into a bygone era. - Midwest Book Review <br> <br>The Queene's Christmas <br> Wonderful historical detail mixed with intrigue...a real treat for those who enjoy historical mysteries. - Booklist <br> <br> Nicely blends intrigue, humor, and period detail. - The Wall Street Journal <br>The Thorne Maze<br> Harper is Tudor England's answer to V.I. Warshawski. - Publishers Weekly <br> Brilliantly plotted and authentically detailed. - Booklist <br> The novel's true pleasure is the re-creation of Elizabeth I's court, the manners of the day, the fetes, the sumptuous clothes, all of which Harper brings wonderfully alive. - Miami Herald <br> Harper is to be commended for keeping to what we know about Tudor history...and for making the factions of Elizabeth's court clearer than many history books have done. - Chicago Tribune <br> A wonderful web of drama and deceit that would make Shakespeare envious...this is great stuff. - Globe and Mail (Toronto) <br>The Queene's Cure A neatly plotted mystery with genuinely terrifying scenes. - Publishers Weekly <br> Fully rounded, sometimes baroque, but always engaging...the plot quickens to the very end. <br>- Booklist <br> Superb...a winner. - Amazon.com <br> An Elizabethan fan's delight...[with] several red herrings that will delight the heart of mystery lovers. - Romantic Times <br> <br> A thrilling blend of historical detail and intriguing mystery. [Harper's] Queen Elizabeth I possesses the fine detective's instinct of Sherlock Holmes. - Lisa Gardner, New York Times bestselling author of Hide <br> <br>The Twylight Tower <br> Harper's exquisite mastery of the period, lively dialogue, energetic plot, devious characters, and excellent rendition of the willful queen make this a pleasure for fans of historical mysteries. <br>- Library Journal <br> The sleuthing is fun, but what makes The TwylightTower comparable to the fine works of Allison Weir is the strong writing of the author. - Midwest Book Review <br>The Tidal Poole A nice mix of historical and fictional characters, deft twists and a plucky, engaging young heroine enhance this welcome sequel. - Publishers Weekly <br> Harper delivers high drama and deadly intrigue...she masterfully captures the Elizabethan tone in both language and setting...Elizabethan history has never been this appealing. - Newsday <br>The Poyson Garden <br> Impressively researched...the author has her poisons and her historical details down pat. <br>- Los Angeles Times <br> A walk side by side with one of history's most dynamic characters. - Anne Perry, author of Slaves of Obssession Praise for Karen Harper and Her Elizabeth I Mystery Novels The Hooded Hawke<br> Deftly integrates its appealing historical detail with a neatly turned mystery. - Kirkus Reviews <br> <br> Historical sophistication blends well with all the necessary elements of good mystery storytelling. - Booklist <br> <br> Elizabeth is a lively heroine, and you'll have great fun traveling the countryside and dodging arrows with her and her entourage. There's enough history and mystery to keep lovers of both genres entertained. - Romantic Times BOOKreviews <br> <br>The Fatal Fashione Historical-mystery lovers should rejoice at [Harper's] latest installment. - Booklist <br> <br> Entertaining . Harper skillfully interweaves fact and fiction, presenting a heroine who is as intelligent and gutsy a crime solve as she was a real-life monarch. - Publishers Weekly <br> <br> Harper brings the period vividly to life, develops characters from the earlier tales, and mak Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |