Cecly Ann Mitchell

Petit Carême (Scotland Bay the Return, #9) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

A family divided. A fortune lost. A legacy waiting to be reclaimed.

In Petit Carême, the tangled destinies of the Le Noireau family unravel in a tale of love, betrayal, and longing.

Renee Le Noireau has always been the outsider, cast adrift from the family that should have been her birthright. Stripped of her inheritance and shunned for her ties to the enigmatic Bouisguard family, she stands at a crossroadsdisinherited from her mother's fortune and denied her newfound father's estate. But Renee is not one to surrender. As she fights for what is rightfully hers, the question remains: Will she carve her own path or be forever lost in the shadows of the past?

Meanwhile, Rhys Le Noireau has everything his ancestors dreamed ofwealth, power, and the grand chateau overlooking Scotland Bay. With his wife, infant son, and parents by his side, his life appears complete. Yet, an aching emptiness lingers. His sister's absence is a wound that refuses to heal. The family legacy is fractured, and only one question matters: Can Rhys mend the rift before it's too late?

A sweeping, emotionally charged novel of ambition, family loyalty, and the pursuit of belonging, Petit Carême is a story of redemption, reckoning, and the ties that bindno matter how deep the scars.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Les Grand Editeurs Publishers Ltd
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. Dezember 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201577773
• Artikelnr.: 67513418

Autorenporträt

Most days I wear several hats. Author, Wordsmith, Writing Coach, Editor, Public Sector Communications Consultant, and Workshop Facilitator. In my world of Caribbean Historical fiction, readers meet long-forgotten island people, who lived through events remembered in the whispered recollections of living historians or between the pages of tomes in dusty archives and long-abandoned places. My non-fiction work marries my passion for Public Sector Communications and the craft of writing Commercial fiction while resident in the Caribbean. The most important thing you need to know about me, I'm not human until I've had my first cup of homegrown coffee.