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Welcome to Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books! We are dedicated to providing an honest and informative reading experience, including book tours and comprehensive reviews.

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Excerpt: On a Sword's Edge (William the Bold #1) by J R Tomlin

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4 days ago

Excerpt: On a Sword's Edge (William the Bold #1) by J R Tomlin

As tempers rise between King Alexander and the Norse King Haakon, at the center of it all is sixteen-year-old William Douglas, a squire in s

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Excerpt: Courting the Sun by Peggy Joque Williams

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5 days ago

Excerpt: Courting the Sun by Peggy Joque Williams

France, 1670. On her sixteenth birthday, Sylvienne d’Aubert thinks her dream has come true. She holds in her hands an invitation from King L

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Spotlight: Lake of Widows (The Women of the Lake #2) by Liza Perrat

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Dec 5

Spotlight: Lake of Widows (The Women of the Lake #2) by Liza Perrat

A heart-wrenching blend of historical and women’s fiction, Lake of Widows explores the complexities of marriage, family secrets and self-dis

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Snippet: A Woman Scorned (Hartford Manor #5) by Marcia Clayton

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Dec 3

Snippet: A Woman Scorned (Hartford Manor #5) by Marcia Clayton

Aided by her long-time lover, Sir Clive Robinson, Lady Lilliana is determined to find Millie and Jonnie and get them out of her life once an

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Spotlight: Madeline's Boy (The Convict Birthstain Collection) by Sara Powter

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Dec 2

Spotlight: Madeline's Boy (The Convict Birthstain Collection) by Sara Powter

Madeline was his mother’s best friend. Maddie now needs to keep her charge safe and alive. She must give up her life to protect the boy she

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Spotlight: The Paris Portrait (A Fabiola Bennett Mystery #3) by Heidi Eljarbo

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Nov 25

Spotlight: The Paris Portrait (A Fabiola Bennett Mystery #3) by Heidi Eljarbo

Paris, France, 1973. After an enjoyable but dusty road trip, Fabiola and her friends, Pippa and Cary, arrive in a small village on the outsk

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Interview: Traitor's Game (Soldier Spy #1) by Rosemary Hayes

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Nov 22

Interview: Traitor's Game (Soldier Spy #1) by Rosemary Hayes

Captain Will Fraser has just returned from the Front in the Peninsular War. He is disgraced and penniless, the victim of a conspiracy led by

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Excerpt: The Immigrant Queen by Peter Taylor-Gooby

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Nov 5

Excerpt: The Immigrant Queen by Peter Taylor-Gooby

THE IMMIGRANT QUEEN tells the true story of how Aspasia rose to become the First Lady of Athens and triumphed against all the odds.

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Tour: The King's Intelligencer by Elizabeth St.John

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Oct 23

Tour: The King's Intelligencer by Elizabeth St.John

London, 1674: When children’s bones are unexpectedly unearthed in the Tower of London, England’s most haunting mystery—the fate of the missi

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Tour: A Home for Christmas by MK McClintock

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Oct 22

Tour: A Home for Christmas by MK McClintock

Will six strangers find hope, love, and family at Christmas? A collection of three historical western short stories to inspire love and warm

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Tour: The Vow by Jude Berman

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Oct 15

Tour: The Vow by Jude Berman

In a stunning work of feminist historical fiction for readers who loved Dawn Tripp’s Georgia and Whitney Scharer’s The Age of Light, Jude Be

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Excerpt: Conquist by Dirk Strasser

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Oct 11

Excerpt: Conquist by Dirk Strasser

Capitán Cristóbal de Varga’s drive for glory and gold in 1538 Peru leads him and his army of conquistadors into a New World that refuses to

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Tour: The Dragon Tree (Dr DuLac #2) by Julia Ibbotson

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Oct 1

Tour: The Dragon Tree (Dr DuLac #2) by Julia Ibbotson

Echoes of the past resonate through time and disturb medievalist Dr Viv DuLac as she struggles with misfortune in the present. She and Rev R

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Tour: The Pirate's Physician (A Thrilling Companion Novella to the Sea and Stone Chronicles) by Amy Maroney

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Sep 30

Tour: The Pirate's Physician (A Thrilling Companion Novella to the Sea and Stone Chronicles) by Amy Maroney

The Pirate's Physician is the story of Giuliana Rinaldi, a student at Salerno's famed medieval medical school, whose lifelong dream of becom

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Tour: The Signare of Gorée by Laura Rahme

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Sep 19

Tour: The Signare of Gorée by Laura Rahme

1846. In the heat of West Africa, the French navy uncovers the corpses of two French soldiers. Inspector Maurice Leroux arrives at the islan

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Tour: Bandy by Craig Hipkins

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Sep 18

Tour: Bandy by Craig Hipkins

Isaac’s only friend is a passenger pigeon named Bandy. He deludes himself in believing the bird talks to him. Bullied, he is resigned to a l

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Tour: Ships of War: Murky Waters by Bradley John

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Sep 16

Tour: Ships of War: Murky Waters by Bradley John

England is ill prepared, Europe is in turmoil and the French Revolution is readying to sweep across the continent. A tedious uneasy peace po

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Tour: Operation Tulip (WW2 Secret Agent #3) by Deborah Swift

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Sep 11

Tour: Operation Tulip (WW2 Secret Agent #3) by Deborah Swift

Holland, 1944: Undercover British agent Nancy Callaghan has been given her toughest case yet. A key member of the Dutch resistance has been

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Tour: London Tales (Short Stories #2) by Tim Walker

Dec 1, 2023

Tour: London Tales (Short Stories #2) by Tim Walker

This collection of eleven tales offers dramatic pinpricks in the rich tapestry of London’s timeline, a city with two thousand years of histo

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