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Love And The Downfall Of Society Kindle Melinda Copp

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Love And The Downfall Of Society Kindle Melinda Copp
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Publisher: Tiny Piano Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 1.74 MB
Pages: 280
Author: Melinda Copp
ISBN: 9781964546018, 196454601X
Language: English
Year: 2024
Edition: Kindle

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Love And The Downfall Of Society Kindle Melinda Copp by Melinda Copp 9781964546018, 196454601X instant download after payment.

After turning society upside down with her debut story, provincial Charlotte Deveraux arrives in Paris poised for literary stardom. She’s not sure where her next rent payment will come from, but she’s determined to make a name for herself as a respected writer in the cultural capital of the world.


Antoine de Larminet is the last surviving son of an aristocratic family. In line to inherit a title, he has promised his parents that he’ll marry a peer and carry on the centuries-old tradition. He was raised in an antiquated world where love was often found outside of arranged society marriages. Even as the French aristocracy is losing relevance to modernity, Antoine never questioned this commitment to this family legacy--until his chance meeting with clever and beautiful Charlotte.


Their attraction is immediate, and the more they bump into each other at the clubs and salons of Paris, the stronger their attachment grows. But Antoine can’t marry Charlotte because she’s as proletarian as they come. And Charlotte will lose all credibility as a writer and social critic if she becomes the mistress of an aristocrat.


The world around them is changing, but if love is to win, one of them will have to give up everything they stand for.

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