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Author Description Sophie Perinot writes historical fiction. Her debut novel, <i> The Sister Queens</i>, (NAL/Penguin) was set in 13th century France and England. <i>The Sister Queens</i> weaves the captivating story of medieval sisters, Marguerite and Eleanor of Provence, who both became queens – their lifelong friendship, their rivalry, and their reigns.<br /><br />Perinot's novel,<i> Medicis Daughter </i>, (Thomas Dunne/St. Martin) is set three-hundred years later--at intrigue-riven 16th century French Valois court. <i> Medicis Daughter </i> spins the tale of beautiful princess Marguerite who walks the knife edge between the demands of her serpentine mother, Catherine de Medicis, and those of her own conscience.<br /><br />Her <i> Ribbons of Scarlet </i> (William Morrow) is a collaborative work with authors Kate Quinn, Stephanie Dray, Laura Kamoie, Heather Webb and Eliza Knight. <i> Ribbons </i> offers a gutsy and sometimes gritty telling of the French Revolution from an entirely female perspective.<br /><br />Ms. Perinot has both a BA in History and a law degree. She left the law to pursue artistic interests, including writing. An avid reader, especially of classic literature, and life-long student of history, it seemed only natural that Sophie should write historical fiction. As someone who studied French abroad and a devotee of Alexandre Dumas, French history was a logical starting point. An active member of the Historical Novel Society, she has attended all of the group’s North American Conferences and served as a panelist multiple times.<br /><br />Active among the literary twitterati as @Lit_gal you can also find Sophie on facebook at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow" href="http://www.facebook.com/sophie.perinot.author">www.facebook.com/sophie.perinot.author</a>

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