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 Daughters of Fire - Barbara Erskine
 Daughters of Fire - Barbara Erskine ... Publishers LtdNewest Review: ... than no others have ever had before? Hugh Graham is determined to discredit Viv and it is made worse by the fact Viv is ... more ... totally in love with the recent widower. The book is so successful that she is asked to begin to write a play about Cartimandua with the actress Pat Hebden. The problems begin when the characters touch a brooch that is believed to have belonged to the ancient Queen, a brooch which has been cursed for centuries and will awaken old ghosts with unsettled business.
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The book flies back and forth between the past and the present. As a classics student I fo...more |
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Daughters of Fire - Barbara Erskine: Queen Cartimandua: Traitor of Britain? (1271 words)
by - written on 29/06/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Barbara Erskine is one of my favourite authors. The first book of hers that I read was "whispers in the sand" which was a very scary and exciting read revolving around ancient Egypt. She began writing many years ago and has written a total of 12 books. The most recent book she has written is called "The Warrior's Princess" and it deals with the same time period as "Daughters of Fire". Barbara Erskine has a very distinct style, mixing historical fiction with the paranormal. They all have the same basic premise, a modern character grounds the story in the present but they become linked in some way to a character from the past. The ... Read the complete review
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