A+ #BookReview: When the Wolves Are Silent by C.S. Harris My Review: In the fall of 1816, when this 21st book in the Sebastian St. Cyr series opens, Regent’s Park was new - and mostly vacant - and Primrose Hill was outside even the outskirts of London. Also outside the bounds in other ways, as recently revived interest in Druidic myths and legends - and the scams that inevitably grew up around them - seemed to center in the area.

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A+ #BookReview: Who Will Remember by C.S. Harris My Review: One of the things I utterly adore about this series is the way that each book is firmly fixed in its time and place, and that that foundation in its there and then shows the exact opposite of ANY vision we might have in our heads about what the Regency period was like. Especially if that vision owes its glitter and sparkle to…

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