Betrothal and Betrayal

Shortlisted for Historical Association Young Quills Prize 2024

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McGiffin, JanetPizzey, HarryIllustrationen

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The first volume in a young adult thriller series about the formidable Empress Irini - the only woman to have ruled the Roman Empire of the East, Byzantium 770 AD.

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ISBN/GTIN978-1-910895-78-8

ProduktartBuch

EinbandPaperback

VerlagScotland Street Press

Erscheinungsdatum01.05.2023

ReiheThe Empress Irini Series

SpracheEnglisch

MasseBreite 310 mm, Höhe 141 mm, Dicke 33 mm

Gewicht230 g

WarengruppeBelletristik

KategorieRomane (HC)

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McGiffin, JanetPizzey, HarryIllustrationen

Janet McGiffin divides her time between her apartment in Manhattan, her family in Washington State, and her friends in Athens, Greece. She was born in Fairfield, Iowa into a newspaper family and learned to write copy as a teenager by writing obituaries for the Ellensburg Daily Record in Washington state. After university, she worked for the Milwaukee Health Department where she gained first-hand knowledge for her best-selling mystery series published by Fawcett Press, NY, featuring Doctor Maxine St. Clair, an ER doctor in an inner-city hospital. She worked as a press officer for the Washington state senate, then moved to Athens, Greece where she wrote grant proposals for small non-profit women´s organizations in Mediterranean countries. She also wrote a humor column for the Athens News newspaper with field archaeologist Adrian Vrettos, wrote two English language easy readers for Cambridge University Press, UK, and a series of hiking articles for greecetravel.com. She researched her Byzantine-era Empress Irini Series through extensive travel in Greece, followed by six months of research at the Bodleian libraries in Oxford, England. She enjoys hiking in Greece, England, Wales, and Scotland.