Francesca And The Baron's Son: A Short Story

By Catherine Thrush
Category: Literature and Fiction books
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A historical fiction short story by C. J. Thrush, author of the un-published novel, Lady Blade.In Tuscany during the 1700’s a girl had to know her place or there were consequences.Try telling that to Francesca DiCesare, the eleven-year-old daughter of Maestro DiCesare, Europe’s most renowned fencing master. Francesca has more courage than common sense, and learns her lesson - just not the one they...

File Size: 301 KB
Print Length: 14 pages
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Publication Date: February 24, 2013
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Language: English
ASIN: B00BKPX1PU
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reviews: Author Catherine Thrush writes an engaging story that introduces the time period and characters that are featured in her coming novel _Lady Blade._ Short stories are difficult, you need enough action and characterization to keep people engaged, usin...

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