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Emilia Hart

Emilia Hart

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  • Kathleen Kent

    Kathleen Kent

    Kathleen Kent is the author of the Edgar Award-nominated The Dime, as well as three bestselling historical novels: The Heretic's Daughter, The Traitor's Wife, and The Outcasts. Kent lives in Dallas, TX. (more)

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    The Heretic's Daughter
    by Kathleen Kent

  • Madeline Miller

    Madeline Miller

    Madeline Miller grew up in Philadelphia, has bachelor's and master's degrees in Latin and Ancient Greek from Brown University, and has been teaching both languages for the past nine years. She has also studied at the Yale ... (more)

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    Weyward

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    Circe
    by Madeline Miller

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