by Elisabeth Barbier · Archipoche Editions · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9791039201827
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In the first half of the 19th century in France, Julia Angellier defies the expectations of her social rank and family traditions. Unlike what is expected of a young woman of her position, Julia possesses an independent spirit and refuses to accept an arranged marriage she does not want. Her heart belongs to Rodolphe Vernet, the passionate son of an Empire colonel and owner of the Mogador estate, a union that her father, the royalist Alfred Angellier, flatly rejects for political reasons. This captivating novel, which inspired a famous television series, is the first installment of the family saga "Les Gens de Mogador". Through its pages, author Elisabeth Barbier weaves a story full of thwarted loves, generational conflicts, and the social tensions of the time, set in the picturesque region of Provence.
