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A Paris lunatic asylum. A woman imprisoned. Plunge into France on the brink of Revolution. Winner, EFestival of Words 2013, Historical Fiction category. Shortlisted, Writing Magazine Self-Publishing Awards, 2013. Featured in "Off the Beaten Path" recommendations, Historical Novel Society Conference, 2013. They drowned Victoire's mother, claiming she was a witch. Then her father died beneath the wheels of a nobleman's carriage. Forced to leave her village, Victoire finds work in Paris. But domestic employment comes at a high price and the orphaned girl suffers gruesome abuse at the hands of a…mehr

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A Paris lunatic asylum. A woman imprisoned. Plunge into France on the brink of Revolution. Winner, EFestival of Words 2013, Historical Fiction category. Shortlisted, Writing Magazine Self-Publishing Awards, 2013. Featured in "Off the Beaten Path" recommendations, Historical Novel Society Conference, 2013. They drowned Victoire's mother, claiming she was a witch. Then her father died beneath the wheels of a nobleman's carriage. Forced to leave her village, Victoire finds work in Paris. But domestic employment comes at a high price and the orphaned girl suffers gruesome abuse at the hands of a diabolical aristocracy. Accused of a heinous crime, they imprison her in the depraved lunatic asylum, La Salpêtrière. With the help of ruthless seductress, Jeanne de Valois -- conwoman of the Necklace Affair that brought down Marie Antoinette -- Victoire must find the strength to join the revolutionary force storming the Bastille. Can she survive a chilling betrayal and rise above her impoverished peasant roots to take her place in this new, post-revolutionary France? Francophiles will want this one and those who enjoy historical fiction that doesn't focus on royals ... Audra Book Blogger, Unabridged Chick.
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Liza grew up in Australia, where she worked as a general nurse and midwife. After meeting her French husband on a bus in Bangkok in 1988 and, three children and many pets later, she has now been living in a rural village in France for thirty years. She works part-time as a medical translator, an editor and a novelist. For newsletter signups, Liza offers her award-winning short story collection, Friends and Other Strangers: https://books2read.com/u/mleND9Website: www.lizaperrat.comFacebook Author page: https://www.facebook.com/Liza-Perrat-232382930192297Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lizaperrat