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Arcadia Falls
by Carol Goodman
Arcadia Falls (1/4/2010)
I have been a huge fan of Carol Goodman since discovering her a couple of years ago and eagerly awaited her newest book. I was not disappointed. In Arcadia Falls, Goodman returns to upstate New York, at a private art school in the hills, and literature teacher Meg Rosenthal.more
Cleopatra's Daughter
by Michelle Moran
Cleopatra's Daughter (9/8/2009)
Set in the years immediately following Queen Cleopatra's death, this book follows her daughter and surviving son through the twisting politics of early Imperial Rome. Impressive characterization and settings add to the attraction of an underused time period for historical novels.
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