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That Scoundrel Emile Dubois

That Scoundrel Emile Dubois

by Lucinda Elliot

FBT review:

If you're a fan of historical fiction with a dash of adventure and romance, then "That Scoundrel Emile Dubois" by Lucinda Elliot is the perfect indie book for you. The story follows Sophie de Courcy, a dowager's companion in an isolated mansion in North Wales, who dreams of adventure and romance but realizes that they are unlikely to happen to her. However, her long-term hero, the rogue French émigré Émile Dubois, arrives on a visit with his manservant, and from there, the plot thickens.

The book is a former Amazon bestseller and winner of the BRAG award for outstanding self-published fiction, so you know it's a great read. "That Scoundrel Emile Dubois" combines romance, adventure, and history into a captivating story that will keep you turning the pages. The book's sinister characters, including a couple with dark intentions, will leave you on the edge of your seat wondering what comes next.

So, if you're looking for your next indie book title to read, "That Scoundrel Emile Dubois" should definitely be at the top of your list. Pick up a copy today and get ready for a thrilling adventure!

Publisher Description:

Can Sophie de Courcy’s maid’s ridiculous tarot predictions be coming true? She sees a rascally admirer from abroad for each of them, and a battle with dark forces.
Sophie dreams of adventure and romance, but realises they are rather unlikely for a dowager’s companion in an isolated mansion in North Wales.
But now, Sophie’s long term hero – the incorrigible rogue French émigré Émile Dubois, arrives on a visit with his swaggering manservant. Surely, there can’t be any truth in the stories that Émile and the London highwayman Monsieur Gilles are the same person, and his manservant his companion in crime?
Why does Émile insist that he met Sophie in Revolutionary Paris – where she has never been – and why is he so angry with her for denying it?
Meanwhile, their sinister neighbours, the long-toothed Kenrick and his siren like wife, are up on a visit from Town themselves. Kenrick is full of wild talk about the legends of Romania, and of travel through time.
Émile laughs at him. Still, can he resist Mistress Kenrick’s voluptuous charms?
Can Sophie prevent them all from being drawn into a Kenrick’s dark experiments?
Former Amazon best seller and winner of the BRAG award for outstandng self-published fiction.

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