Cristina Contilli

The Count Alain de Savoia-Soissons has been married since thirty years with Juliette, but between them remained intact affection, tenderness and a certain attraction, despite the friendship of Juliette with women of liberal and progressive ideas as the actress Marie Dorval is frowned upon by Alain. On the other hand Juliette thinks that Alain is now too old to continue working for the Ministry of Maritime Affairs. The relationship between Valerie and her husband, the painter Charles Quesnet finally went into crisis, since, during the Salon of 1834, Valerie knewn Nick Lindsay, a young English painter, so he left Charles. The relationship between the Dr. Nicolas De Blegny and his wife, Halima, after the birth of twins children, seems to have come to a crossroads and Nicolas who has always been a libertine, feeling neglected, he threw himself into the arms of a colleague, the dentist Helene Purkis...Published in collaboration with Ebookingdom.net

Albine De Montholon, mistress of Napoleon to the island of St. Helena from 1815 to 1819, is the protagonist of this new novel of the series of Alain and Juliette. Returned in France in 1819 Albine fails in her purpose: to find some French politician willing to intervene with the British government to mitigate the exile of Napoleon, allowing to spend in a place less inhospitable than St. Helena. Become, instead, the mistress of a former Navy medical officer: Dr. Nicolas De Blegny, friend of the Colonel Alain de Soissons, by the time, in 1804, in which he was the doctor of the Coast Guard station in Calais, led by Alain...NEW EDITION FOR KINDLE...