The Serenade: the Prince And the Siren [daughters of the Empire 2] (Bookstrand Publishing Romance)
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“My disposition is bright and sunny.
For I am gently bred when I am gently led, It all depends on what you do.
If you push me ’round then I will stand my ground, The final joke will be on you I’ll get my own sweet way —Gioachino Rossini, The Barber of Seville Her heart pounded with the knowledge that a complete stranger had control over her dreams, her future. Her life.
A stranger whom I have no reason to believe I can trust.
“Mademoiselle, please follow me,” the maître d’hôtel requested, leadin...g her forward.
She was escorted past Louis XVI crystal chandeliers, antique beveled mirrors, and large bay windows framed in rare marbles toward Le Jardin d’Hiver, the garden room, in Le Meurice. The interior was lavish in cream, olive green, and light blue, and there were pink roses everywhere.
The smell of roses, dark French coffee, buttery pastries, pâté, and caviar filled the air. There was a certain quiet elegance, which, surprisingly, increased her anxiety level, accentuated by the sound of her shoes clicking noisily on the white-and-black marble.MoreLess
For I am gently bred when I am gently led, It all depends on what you do.
If you push me ’round then I will stand my ground, The final joke will be on you I’ll get my own sweet way —Gioachino Rossini, The Barber of Seville Her heart pounded with the knowledge that a complete stranger had control over her dreams, her future. Her life.
A stranger whom I have no reason to believe I can trust.
“Mademoiselle, please follow me,” the maître d’hôtel requested, leadin...g her forward.
She was escorted past Louis XVI crystal chandeliers, antique beveled mirrors, and large bay windows framed in rare marbles toward Le Jardin d’Hiver, the garden room, in Le Meurice. The interior was lavish in cream, olive green, and light blue, and there were pink roses everywhere.
The smell of roses, dark French coffee, buttery pastries, pâté, and caviar filled the air. There was a certain quiet elegance, which, surprisingly, increased her anxiety level, accentuated by the sound of her shoes clicking noisily on the white-and-black marble.MoreLess
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