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The Daughter of Siena: A Novel
by Marina Fiorato
The Daughter of Siena (5/2/2011)
Readers who enjoy romance novels will love this book as it is a cut above most of the novels of this genre. The usual components of the romance novel are here, but Fiorato has done her research and is able to provide a believable storyline. Her characters are skillfully drawn.
City of Tranquil Light: A Novel
by Bo Caldwell
City of Tranquil Light (8/27/2010)
I was away, and just finished reading this book Rather than reiterate the story line so well stated by previous reviewers, I will confine my remarks to the author, Bo Caldwell. Caldwell is a talented writer. She has received several awards, among them the Wallace Stegnermore
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