Six Queens Naked

Six Queens Naked is a novel by Robert Hardaway, published in 2010 by Western Reflections Pub. Co. Our catalogue shelves it with historical adventure fiction, and Open Library lists two subject headings for it: Fiction, action and adventure, and Fiction, historical, general.

The record we hold gives no long description, no chapter list and no reviews. What the headings do tell you is that this is fiction, not one of the regional histories that fill most of this library, and that it is a story with some action and some history in it. It is the last of Hardaway's four Western Reflections books, after Alienation of Affection in 2003 and Lily Queen and Papyrus in 2006.

Readers who enjoy adventure with a historical streak are the natural audience, particularly anyone who has already read Robert Hardaway's other novels, Lily Queen or Papyrus, and wants another. If you have strong preferences about content, look up a plot summary before you buy; we will add detail to this page only when we can confirm it from the book itself or from a source we have read.

Robert Hardaway has been a professor of law at the University of Denver for years, with earlier work as a Navy lawyer, a prosecutor and a public defender, according to his university profile. His profile also mentions recent work in docudramas and law-related fiction and novels. Six Queens Naked is his newest book with us. See his author page for the other three and a fuller account of his background.

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