Peggy Kopman-Owens

The Mist of Montmartre (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Cover Art © Roger Kopman. Surviving on the streets of Paris as an artist's model had been difficult, but Laura had wanted to be remembered forever, as Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's putains had been immortalized. In another place and time, her alliance with the rich and powerful of Paris might have cost her head. However, this was 21st century France, where the rich and the poor had learned how to negotiate tolerance. Olivette, Franz, Rudi, Gretchen, Martine, Gaston, and Nicolai chose Montmartre, where they had become soldiers in a war against ennui and mediocrity, putting on their canvases and taking to their beds - other men's wives, other wives' husbands, and the heroes and whores willing to follow them. When one of the richest men in Europe offers to make Laura his wife, she must choose which one she has become.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: PKOBOOKS LLC
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Februar 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215499399
• Artikelnr.: 67471340

Autorenporträt

Peggy Kopman-Owens writes suspenseful fiction, gentle mysteries with touches of romance that inspire readers to search for their passports. Her literary properties, reflecting her work in 35 countries, include three series set in Paris. SIMON PENNINGTON MYSTERIES, MRS. DUCHESNEY MYSTERIES, and SEVEN PARIS MYSTERIES now available in eBook, paperback, hardcover, and / or audiobook. (author's photo: © Michael D. Owens) Cover Art © Roger Kopman. Online gallery at KOPMANPHOTOS.com

"My mother wrote stories and songs, becoming my inspiration, teaching that passion and patience are inseparable partners. From my father and mother, both musicians who loved to travel, I learned to embrace a world full of diversity and endless possibilities. I can never thank them enough for bestowing this lovingly unselfish gift of intellectual freedom."