Ann McMillan

Autor von Dead March: A Civil War Mystery

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Ann McMillan is the author of "Dead March" & "Angel Trumpet", the first two books in this series. Born in Georgia, she lives near Richmond, Virginia. (Bowker Author Biography)

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Dead March: A Civil War Mystery (1998) 98 Exemplare

Civil Blood: A Civil War Mystery (2001) 60 Exemplare, 1 Rezension

Angel Trumpet (1999) 59 Exemplare

Chickahominy Fever (Civil War Mystery) (2003) 47 Exemplare, 1 Rezension

Castle Thunder (2010) 3 Exemplare

La Route du Sud (2000) 2 Exemplare

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The Legend of Good Women (1386) — Übersetzer, einige Ausgaben — 54 Exemplare, 2 Rezensionen

Chesapeake Crimes: They Had It Comin' (2010) — Mitwirkender — 12 Exemplare

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1861-1865 (3) 19. Jahrhundert (10) @JJ14 (3) Afroamerikaner (3) Amerikanischer Bürgerkrieg (15) Bürgerkrieg (34) Civil War fiction (6) Civil War Mysteries (3) Civil War Mystery (6) Detektiv (3) Erwachsenenliteratur (4) Fiktion (26) Frauen (3) Freundschaft (3) Geheimnis/Spannung (4) Heiler (3) Historical detective fiction (4) historical-mysteries (3) Historisch (5) historischer Krimi (20) historischer Roman (21) Im Besitz (3) Judah Daniel (3) Konföderierte Staaten von Amerika (4) Krankenschwester (2) Krankenschwestern (3) Krieg (3) Krimis (4) Mystery (54) Narcissa Powers (3) Nil (4) noch zu lesen (7) Rasse (3) Reihe (8) Richmond (13) Roman (4) Romanze (4) signiert (3) USA (3) Virginia (14)

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Rechtmäßiger Name: McMilla, Ann H.
Geburtstag: 1952-04-23
Geschlecht: female

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Chickahominy fever : a Civil War mystery von Ann McMillan

Ann McMillan's series featuring Nurse Narcissa Powers in the Richmond area during the U.S. Civil War continues to be one of the best American historical mystery series available. In this installment, a black baby is found in a cemetery in a quilt. Nearby a black man is found dead. Where is the mother? At the same time, Narcissa has a case of "Chickahominy Fever" (malaria). Judah Daniel searches for the mother of the child. There is much to enjoy about this novel, including some aspects of the Underground Railroad and a fictionalized version of the woman who placed her former servant in the household of Jefferson Davis as a spy. At times, there seemed to be almost too much action going on, but this was probably quite indicative of what was going on in the Richmond area at the time.… (mehr)

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thornton37814 | May 1, 2015 |

Civil blood von Ann McMillan

In this book Narcissa Powers and Judah Daniel must race to find the person to prevent another small pox death when they learn that someone has either intentionally or not so intentionally caused deaths by passing along items which had been exposed to the contagion. It took me a little while to get into this installment of the book, but once I did, I was hooked. It's a fascinating read set during the Civil War era in Richmond.