Join author Ruth Hull
Chatlien on her Virtual Book Tour for The Ambitious Madame Bonaparte, presented by France
Book Tours, from March 3 – March 12, 2014.
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The Ambitious Madame BonaparteBy Ruth Hull ChatlienPublisher: Amika PressRelease Date: December 2, 2013Genre: Historical RomanceLength: 444 PagesISBN: 978-1937484163ASIN: B00H24IUV8About the book:As a clever girl in stodgy, mercantile Baltimore, Betsy Patterson dreams of a marriage that will transport her to cultured Europe. When she falls in love with and marries Jerome Bonaparte, she believes her dream has come true—until Jerome’s older brother Napoleon becomes an implacable enemy. Based on a true story, The Ambitious Madame Bonaparte is a historical novel that portrays this woman’s tumultuous life.Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte, known to history as Betsy Bonaparte, scandalized Washington with her daring French fashions; visited Niagara Falls when it was an unsettled wilderness; survived a shipwreck and run-ins with British and French warships; dined with presidents and danced with dukes; and lived through the 1814 Battle of Baltimore. Yet through it all, Betsy never lost sight of her primary goal—to win recognition of her marriage.
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ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
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.
She lives in northeastern Illinois with her husband,
Michael, and a very pampered dog named Smokey. When she’s not writing, she can
usually be found gardening, knitting, drawing, painting, or watching football.
nice sign, but where is the review? was there a copy-paste glitch? Emma
ReplyDeleteI have never known of Betsy Bonaparte. I would love to learn about her.
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I am fascinated and intrigued with this post and the book. Your creativity and talent are to be admired. How wonderful. Best wishes. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThanks for the intro to a little known figure in history; book sounds great.
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