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Hetaera by Tyrpak, Suzanne is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Hetaera about?
Hetaera--suspense in ancient Athens, is Book One of the Agathon's Daughter Trilogy. Born a bastard and a slave, Hestia has a gift: the power to read people's hearts. And yet, the secrets of her own heart remain a mystery. Hestia's keen intellect makes her a match for any man. But even a literate slave has little control over destiny. Sold to a prominent statesman with sadistic tendencies, Hestia becomes his hetaera (consort). As her wealth and fame increase so does her despair. She dreams of freedom, but she faces enemies at every turn. When Hestia is accused of murder, the mystery of her past unravels and fate takes another turn. Hetaera: Agathon's Daughter was awarded third place in the Maui Writers Rupert Hughes writing competition. Due to the subject matter, there are some sexual scenes--suggestive rather than explicit. Review "Agathon's Daughter is a tale told by a writer who deserves your attention, a writer who certainly captured mine." New York Times bestselling author, Tess Gerritsen--Foreword, Hetaera From the Author The role of women throughout history fascinates me. The story of Hetaera is close to my heart. My major in college was Classic Theater, with an emphasi
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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Tyrpak, Suzanne
- Publisher
- Adytum
- Published
- 2011
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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