By the time Tiger is 18, life at Neill's Court has become almost unbearable. She finds her way to Paris, becomes an artist, and discovers the richness of a bohemian life. But always at the back of her mind is Neill's Court and the Irish countryside.
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Elizabeth Falconer's Tiger Fitzgerald follows the coming-of-age of the youngest and most beautiful of three Irish sisters. Their father flees to Italy, leaving their mother and the estate to fall into decline; when strong-willed Tiger turns 18, she goes to Paris. Taken in as an au pair by the well-to-do, old Comtesse de Martel-Cluny, she discovers art and, shortly thereafter, sex and the bohemian life. She drifts from affair to affair, dreaming of true love and the life she left behind in Ireland. Falconer (Frost at Midnight) has a graceful writing style, which puts this above similar romantic offerings.
Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information, Inc.
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.About the Author
Elizabeth Falconer is the author of The Golden Year, The Love of Women, The Counter-Tenor's Daughter, Wings of the Morning, A Barefoot Wedding and Frost at Midnight. She lives in Gloucestershire.
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