Chronicles of St. Mary's: An Argumentation of Historians (Paperback)

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An author's note opens the ninth book of the Chronicle of St. Mary's series indicates that this volume is a bit more "lighthearted" than the previous work. Although I agree with it being a "bit", it's not by much. There isn't as much killing of primary characters, but the story isn't any less emo...

from jamespurcell

On another look at the past, Max's argumentation of historians heads for Persepolis to see if Alexander really put it to the torch. We do get a sighting of the Big A before her nemesis, Ronan sends her to the original St Mary's. Fortunately her Latin and old English are good enough for communicat...

from DGRachel

I admit that I am one of the readers that Jodi Taylor makes fun of in her author's note to this book. I was traumatized by the events of book #8 in the series. So much so, that it has taken me more than a year and a half to bring myself to read book #9, despite many people telling me that this wa...

from quondame

I am really, really tired of Clive Ronan. I'm not sure what would happen to the series without him, and it seems Jodi Taylor has the same problem because he isn't eliminated yet. The long, stuck at the end of the 14th century sequence was underwhelming. The end-to-end disasters continue to keep M...