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I loved seeing her grow and care for the children and try so hard not to fall for her older sexy boss.
How will she learn to cope with the three children of the French count who is the father to the three, as she finds herself falling for him? Yes, the romance is there, absolutely, simmering, in the background, but I do wish there had been more of the build-up, as the inevitable conclusion is so sped up! However, there wasn’t anything in the story to make it feel as though it was set in that period apart from several references to Audrey Hepburn. I have read all of Katie Fforde’s novels over the last twenty years or so, and A Wedding in Provence has a lot of the familiar elements that make her books so memorable. The plot line isn't completely original, and there are no real surprised, but the quality of Katie Fforde's writing elevates it to a 5 Star for me.Smegenims visiskai atjungti lengva atostogine romantika 👌🏻 tobulai klisinis scenarijus, kur durniau ir nesugalvosi: nudrengtoj pily gyvenantis neturtingas grafas vaikams pasamdo 20mete auklyte, kuri pasirodo dar ir yra dideliu turtu paveldetoja. Even Grandmere Penelope, who seemed so formidable at the beginning, softened as she let love into her life. Although it features several characters from her previous book, it won’t matter if you have not read it. Provence sounded just beautiful with warm sunshine, lavender fields, golden light and beautiful buildings.
Portobello Book Blog is not responsible for the republishing of the content found on this blog on other Web sites or media without its permission. Soon, however, she finds herself up against Antoine’s former mother-in-law, Grand-mère, who wants to move in and educate the children so they ‘do not grow up as savages’.
A Wedding in Provence is the second in a series of three about three girls who met on a cookery course in London.
Btw, I’d go ahead and admit surrender right now and prepare to lose your heart to a sassy nine-year-old. It’s 1963 and free-spirited heiress Alexandra has 24 hours in Paris before jumping on a train bound for finishing school in Switzerland. So, after a trying week at work I had a date with my sofa and the book on the Saturday and I wasn’t moving!
I’d absolutely recommend this book to anyone and everyone, whether you’re a romance lover or not, read Katie’s books. A gentle romance in more ways than one, the style of read that fans of Katie Fforde are used to reading. Katie Fforde paints an accurate portrayal of 1960s privileged, upper-class society where pearls, champagne and cookery courses mask a lack of emotional intimacy within families and the acceptance of sexual aggression towards women. However, I've been a member of the RNA for more years than I can actually remember and will have its very best interests at the core of everything I do.
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