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    Daughter of Sparta: Chapter Five

    By Kristen LePine

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    Historic Heroines is pleased to release the fifth installment in its first original fiction series: Daughter of Sparta by Kristen LePine. Set in ancient Greece, Daughter of Sparta follows Gorgo, the real daughter of King Cleomenes I of Sparta, and the events leading up to the Ionian Revolt. Chapter Five focuses not on Gorgo, but on the two foreigners who have come to Sparta seeking support for an Ionian Revolt: Aristagoras of Miletus and his nephew Perseus.

    Historic Heroines is an independent publisher of historical fiction and nonfiction that champions the female perspective.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHistoric Heroines
    Release dateMar 22, 2016
    ISBN9781310329005
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    Daughter of Sparta: Chapter Five
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    Kristen LePine

    KRISTEN LEPINE is the co-founder of Historic Heroines. An accomplished writer, educator and mother, Kristen is often inspired by history and current events. She wrote about Nellie Bly and mental health care in CRACKED POTS, a play commissioned by Theatre J in Washington DC. Currently she is working on a historical novel set in ancient Sparta. Visit her at www.kristenlepine.com.

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