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The Daughter of Siena

A Novel

by Marina Fiorato

The Daughter of Siena by Marina Fiorato X
The Daughter of Siena by Marina Fiorato
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  • Published May 2011
    400 pages
    Genre: Historical Fiction

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Susan S. (Middlebury, Connecticut) (04/27/11)

The Daughter of Siena
I love this period in history, I love the city of Siena, so a combination of the two has to be a winner for me. Thoroughly enjoyed the book.
Mary Lou C. (Shenandoah Junction, WV) (04/25/11)

Predictable but goo
Sienna's Daughter was totally predictable. Still, I could not put it down. The author skillfully takes you back to a time so romantic yet so brutal. I felt as though I were there, within the walls of this ancient city. Well written, worth reading.
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Portia A. (Mount Laurel, NJ) (04/23/11)

An engaging story
I got this book on Thursday and finished it on Saturday. The plotting was just a little too pat but the story is gripping and the writing made for a very good reading experience..in other words I couldn't put it down.

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