by Claude Pujade-Renaud · France loisirs · tapa dura · ISBN 9782744107344
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In December 1714, in Jadraque, Spain, Anne-Marie des Ursins, who has served King Philip V of Spain for twenty years, meets Élisabeth Farnèse, the future bride of the sovereign. Following a brief and decisive interview, Anne-Marie is dismissed and sent into exile. Years later, both women reflect on that night, weaving together their stories and revealing the political rivalries between the Habsburgs and the Bourbons in Spain. This is a magnificent novel about women in power and court intrigues.
