Love Be Mine (The Louisiana Ladies Series, book 3)
“In addition to Lancaster and the Summerfields there were two Creole families also staying at the house. Both couples were longtime friends of the Duprees, and both lived near each other, about a six-hour ride north of New Orleans. The first couple, Monsieur and Madame L'Aramy and their two sons and their youngest daughter, just turned seventeen, were particular favorites of Lisette's. They were a strikingly handsome family, tall for Creoles. The eldest son, Rene, at thirty years old and with hi...s mother's green eyes, was considered one of the most eligible young men in New Orleans. Gaston, the second son, just twenty-five, was also much sighed over by Creole maidens, and their sister, Rachelle, with her cat green eyes and porcelain skin, was already one of the reigning belles in the area. The second family, Monsieur and Madame Charbonneau, had also brought their older children with them—the son, Bellamy, was a very handsome young man of twenty-seven; there had been a time when he had dangled after Micaela, but it had come to naught, although he was still unattached.MoreLess
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