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The Courtesan's Daughter (1995)

by Priscilla Galloway

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From humble beginnings, Phano rises to become one of ancient Athens' most powerful citizens through her marriage to Theo, but they both have powerful enemies who don't share their political views.
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Phano is only 14 when she meets Theo, an ambitious politican from a well-connected family. What stands in her way from happiness with him is the terrible wealthy man who owned her step-mother as a courtesan. This is a romantic historical novel set in ancient Greece and provides a plot-line that is keeps interest. The background is well researched and there is much reference to Greek mythology. Lots of detail add to colorful imagery. This would be a good selection for late high school and would have particular appeal to girls. This would also be useful reading alongside the study of Ancient Greece. ( )
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