It is September 1792 and France is in the throes of violent revolution. Nicole Chabrier came to Paris four years earlier to seek fame and fortune with the Paris Opera, but now her life is in danger from the hordes who are venting their anger on the decadent aristocracy. Rescued by a handsome stranger who has been badly wronged by the nobility, Nicole soon becomes ruled by her passion for this man. Together they seek a reversal of fortune using their charm, good looks, and sexual magnetism. Against an explosive background of turmoil and danger, Nicole and her lover enjoy some explosions of their own!
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Lisette Allen is also the author of Ace of Hearts, The Amulet, Elena's Conquest, and Risky Business.
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Interesting story, lousy sex,
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This offers a fairly interesting story set in Paris in the French Revolution. It focuses on Nicole Chabrier and her relationship with a mysterious figure named Jacques. Over time other characters are brought into the story. Let me say that this book interested me enough that I read to the end. However, I'd say nearly all the sex scenes involve domination, humiliation and rape. To me these things are turn-offs. Also the writer's vocabulary in describing the sex scenes starts to feel rather repetitious. I suppose this is fairly common in erotica. This book is not recommended but also not without redeeming qualities.
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