Dust on the Shelf - Fennell, Etiennette
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This tale of deceit on several levels is interspersed with historical and linguistic references. As the second son of a wealthy family in Les Landes, a region of Western France, Bernard Gauthier is destined to enter Holy Orders according to an age-old tradition, now obsolete. His elder brother will inherit the rich property but Bernard has other ideas. He inherits some precious objects from his beloved grandmother. Does Bernard manage to free himself from the bond of poverty and celibacy required by the priesthood? What is the role of his formidable mother in all this? His interest in travel…mehr

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This tale of deceit on several levels is interspersed with historical and linguistic references. As the second son of a wealthy family in Les Landes, a region of Western France, Bernard Gauthier is destined to enter Holy Orders according to an age-old tradition, now obsolete. His elder brother will inherit the rich property but Bernard has other ideas. He inherits some precious objects from his beloved grandmother. Does Bernard manage to free himself from the bond of poverty and celibacy required by the priesthood? What is the role of his formidable mother in all this? His interest in travel leads him to take a holiday in Australia where he is faced with an unexpected situation.
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Autorenporträt
Etiennette Fennell was born in Paris and came to Australia as a teenager. She is a teacher of languages, sings the classical repertoire learned at the Adelaide Elder Conservatorium of Music and plays the cello with an amateur orchestra. She has published a memoir and a novel and travels annually to her beloved France and to Europe. She has had two children and lives in Adelaide with her husband.