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Season of Light

Two Lives Torn Apart by the French Revolution...

Author: Katharine McMahon   Series: Phoenix

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Two lives torn apart by the French Revolution...

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  1. Asa Ardleigh, the impressionable daughter of a country squire, has travelled to Paris with her sister Philippa and Philippa's new husband. In the heady days before the Revolution, they find a city fizzing with new ideas - and Asa meets and falls in love with a dashing revolutionary, Didier Paulin. When Asa is forced to return to England, their affair is curtailed, but they continue to exchange letters as storm clouds gather over France and war with England looms.

    Back in England, no one knows of Asa's liaison as the family's financial worries put pressure on her to marry. But then disturbing news reaches Asa from France and she must decide whether to follow her head or her heart...

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Critic Reviews

“Well-researched historical figures and references root the book firmly in its setting.”

More Georgette Heyer than Hilary Mantel, this fluent novel captures that heady energy that proves so attractive to young women seeking 'very heaven' in the arms of some revolutionary youth. -- Emma Hagestadt i NEWSPAPER
BIG ISSUE IN THE NORTH
A well-written historical novel with compelling characters. TELEGRAPH & ARGUS
bewitching CHOICE

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About the Author

Katharine McMahon studied English and Drama at Bristol University. She has worked as a teacher in schools and universities, as a Royal Literary Fund Fellow supporting student writing and has run national training courses. She is involved with local theatre and lives with her family in Hertfordshire. Visit her website at katharinemcmahon.com.

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  1. Asa Ardleigh, the impressionable daughter of a country squire, has travelled to Paris with her sister Philippa and Philippa's new husband. In the heady days before the Revolution, they find a city fizzing with new ideas - and Asa meets and falls in love with a dashing revolutionary, Didier Paulin. When Asa is forced to return to England, their affair is curtailed, but they continue to exchange letters as storm clouds gather over France and war with England looms.Back in England, no one knows of Asa's liaison as the family's financial worries put pressure on her to marry. But then disturbing news reaches Asa from France and she must decide whether to follow her head or her heart...
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Product Details

Publisher
Orion Publishing Co | Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Published
21st June 2012
Pages
448
ISBN
9781780220130

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