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Further Reading: If you'd like to read more historical fiction incorporating Venice, we recommend [[Ascension by Gregory Dowling]]. If you'd prefer to stick with the Gothic theme, then we just as heartily recommend [[The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield]].
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|summary=Ann St Clair is determined not to follow the ways of her Georgian contemporaries into marriage. She earns enough as a writer of Gothic romances to keep the wolf from the door and believes that's how it will always be. Then she meets Robert James, writer, self-acclaimed genius and popular raconteur, becoming totally besotted. However Ann still thinks she can retain her independence, even when she goes to Venice with Robert to escape the boredom of English life. However there's a darker side to this man, the unforeseen consequences of which will unlock the mysteries of Ann's own childhood.
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