Stories by Daniel Hautzinger

As Antoinette grows even more unpopular and Louis begins to lose control, Antoinette accepts Lamballe back into her inner circle and tries to aid Louis in ruling.

After a death, Cassandra Austen rushes off to recover her sister Jane's letters, lest they reveal things to the public about the famous author and her family. 

Joyce tries to deal with an antagonistic patient but soon finds herself accused of negligence due to prejudice, while a garbage worker strike endangers Poplar's health. 

Cardinal Rohan goes to trial and things quickly spin out of control, damaging Marie Antoinette's reputation as Louis' rivals scheme to take advantage. 

Cromwell hopes the king will grant him mercy as he is arrested and faces drummed up charges of treason. 

As Sister Julienne tries to help a woman with an abusive husband, she wonders if she's actually doing any good, while the other midwives aid a couple whose husband lives inside in an iron lung. 

Italians call fettuccine Alfredo "tourist food," but there is a dish they actually eat lurking behind the Americanized version, with a surprising story, as a new Milk Street cookbook recounts.

We have a preview of the tenth season of Grantchester, the second featuring Alphy Kottaram as vicar, before its summer premiere. 

From the little-known architect to the over 375,000 terra cotta pieces on the facade, the pioneering radio stations and extraordinary designers that worked there, The Wrigley Building: The Making of an Icon tells the stories of one of Chicago's most famous buildings. 

Known for exploring the food of her native Mexico, Pati Jinich now heads to Alaska and Canada in the first chapter of Pati Jinich Explores Panamericana, which will cover all of the Americas.

Provence and Josephine scheme to discredit Louis while Cardinal Rohan is arrested for the theft of the diamond necklace and Antoinette urges a trial against him.

Cromwell's enemies scheme against him as he tries to salvage a marriage he helped organize between King Henry VIII and Anne of Cleves. 

The midwives help a single mother whose son suffered a brain infection after getting measles as a young child.

Antoinette realizes that she is unpopular and satirized in public and tries to remake her image, while Jeanne moves forward in her acquisition of the diamond necklace.

The appearance of a daughter he didn't know existed has Cromwell rethinking his life, even as he must help the king cope with the loss of his wife and organize a new, advantageous marriage.