Blogs about: Historical Mysteries
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A Crack in the Lens
“A Crack in the Lens” is Steve Hockensmith’s latest entry in his humorous Sherlock Holmes wannabes ” Holmes on the Range” mystery series. If you haven’t read this … more →
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Come on In
loulocke wrote 3 days ago: Welcome to my Front Parlor, a place where I hope to engage in some stimulating conversations about w … more →
A Crack in the Lens
Michele wrote 3 months ago: “A Crack in the Lens” is Steve Hockensmith’s latest entry in his humorous Sherlock … more →
The Case of the Missing Servant: A Vish Puri Mystery
Michele wrote 3 months ago: Vish Puri, proprietor of Delhi’s Most Private Investigators Ltd, is the premier detective and … more →
A Vengeful Longing
Michele wrote 4 months ago: It’s 1868 in St. Petersburg. It’s hot, dusty, and it stinks to high heaven from the se … more →
De Minnaar Van China
tsaari wrote 9 months ago: “By the end of the three different memoirs that make up The China Lover, Shirley Yamaguchi, … more →
Four Recommended Historical Mysteries
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henryct wrote 1 year ago: To Americans, great historical mysteries tend to be set in Britain. There’s something about t … more →
Disappeared!
Emma McNeil wrote 1 year ago: The ever entertaining Cracked.com has compiled a list of 5 People Who Just ****ing Disappeared (we a … more →
Learning the history the easy way
rmlblog wrote 1 year ago: I have just finished the second book of a great historical mystery series by Ariana Franklin. The fi … more →
Hunting for the Dead Poet
Raindreamer wrote 1 year ago: You might (or not) have heard about Shakespeare not actually being himself. This might sound crazy, … more →
Cut and Dried
Nyla Griffith wrote 2 years ago: In Deadwood the name Kitty LeRoy conjures thoughts of a beautiful woman in Victorian dress, her dark … more →
The greatest mystery of all time
Nyla Griffith wrote 2 years ago: While exploring a very remote section of National Forest last week I came across one of the greatest … more →
Imagination with objectivity
Nyla Griffith wrote 2 years ago: My 2-year-old grandson imagines that his feet stink. He is a sweet little boy whose feet generally s … more →
