Author Ruth Hull Chatlien

on Tour

March 3-12, 2014

with

The Ambitious Madame Bonaparte

[historical fiction]

 Release Date: December 2, 2013

SYNOPSIS

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Ruth Hull Chatlien has been a writer and editor of educational materials for twenty-five years. Her specialty is U.S. and world history. She is the author of Modern American Indian Leaders and has published several short stories and poems in literary magazines. The Ambitious Madame Bonaparte (2013) is her first published novel.

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Monday, March 10
Review at Jorie Loves A Story

Tuesday, March 11
Review at Making My Mark

Interview at Enchanted by Josephine

Wednesday, March 12
Review at Chocolate & Croissants

Review at The Most Happy Reader

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“This rocky section of shore was all cliffs. And where there were cliffs there were usually caves. Indeed, in the moonlight, I noticed many openings and was intrigued. The locals talked of cave walls covered with ancient drawings, rooms deep in the rocks that were used in older times as retreats, temples and burial grounds. I’d explored several caves, mostly on the other side of the island of at Plemont Bay. They were majestic and mysterious, but I had yet to stumble upon a cavern I could be sure had any mystical significance.”
page 56

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