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Winter Reads Started by Karen Redlich	0	Jul 3, 2016
Blackberry Wine by Joanne Harris TRY IF YOU LIKE Mr. Wigg (Inga Simpson) The Brother Cadfael Chronicles (Ellis Peters) Caleb's Crossing (Geraldine Brooks) OUTLINE This is m… Started by Karen Redlich	0	Jun 28, 2016
Black Mountain by Greig Beck TRY IF YOU LIKE James Rollins, Matthew Reilly, Dan Brown OUTLINE A young couple go hiking up Black Mountain on a snowy evening. Soon after… Started by Karen Redlich	0	Jun 28, 2016
Wildwood Boys / by James Carlos Blake Writing believable historical fiction is a real challenge. Not only does the author have to accurately place characters in the proper sett… Started by Kim Allen Scott	0	Oct 9, 2015
Congratulations to Lisa, the winner of our Read, Review and Win competition. Mosman Library’s ‘Read, Review & Win’ holiday reading program has concluded with a record number of entries. Weekly prizes were awa… Started by Summer Read, Review & Win!	0	Mar 3, 2015
King -- of the Khyber Rifles / by Talbot Mundy I figure when a book has been made into a movie twice it might be worth reading, if for nothing else to see what sort of word pictures the… Started by Kim Allen Scott	0	Oct 23, 2013
The Battle-Ground / by Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow This book is part of a new series by the University of Alabama Press that purports to be reprinting the “classics of Civil War fiction.” T… Started by Kim Allen Scott	0	Jun 7, 2013
Covered with Glory: the 26th North Carolina Infantry at Gettysburg / by Rod Gragg One of the more fruitless quests over the centuries has been the writer’s goal of capturing the horror of war and conveying that to a reade… Started by Kim Allen Scott	0	May 16, 2013
Gray Thunder: The Exploits of the Confederate States Navy / by R. Thomas Campbell Occasionally when finishing a non-fiction book I wonder why the subject has never been made into a movie. This was certainly my feeling wh… Started by Kim Allen Scott	0	Mar 19, 2013
The Woman and The Sword / by Rupert Lorraine A few weeks ago a student came to my office with a box of early twentieth century hardback novels and wanted to know if they were worth any… Started by Kim Allen Scott	2	Mar 1, 2013 Reply by Kim Allen Scott