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*** The Author *** Christie Dickason was brought up in Thailand, Mexico, Switzerland and the USA, the daughter of an English professor, completing her formal education at Harvard and Yale Drama School. She has worked as a theatre director and choreographer, and now, married with children, lives in London. Her first two novels The Dragon Riders and The Tears of the Tiger, were 20th century political thrillers. These were followed by the trilogy of The Lady Tree, Quicksilver and The Memory Palace, set in the 17th century. In The Firemaster's Mistres the reader is transported back into the early 17th century England of James I. There is ... Read the complete review
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