by Rosalind Laker
This book was full. Full of detail. Full of characters. Full of buildings. Full of emotions. Full of bad choices. Full of stupid girls. I'm going to veer off course here just a little bit. Every book I have ever read about the French royal court is full of stupid, stupid women. The only exception...
This follows four generations of mothers and daughters from 1664 to 1793 and is set in Versailles through three reigns from the Sun King to Marie Antoinette, from the age of Lully and Moliere to that of Mozart and Voltaire to that of Robespierre. It begins with the birth of Marguerite, the daught...
A tale of several generations of women involved in the palace of Versailles, full of romance and splendour. One of my favourites of Laker's novels. For the complete review, please go here:http://www.epinions.com/content_67922398852
I loved it!
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