“Some women are born knowing how the world works…”
Near the end of WWII, seventeen-year-old Mireille de Jourres flees the home of her abusive Nazi-Collaborating, alcoholic step-father, after he attempts to rape her, and she kills him. While on the run, she catches up with childhood friend, Stefan, who is a French freedom fighter. One night Stefan does not return home and Mireille discovers she’s pregnant with his baby. She makes her way to Paris where she becomes L’Ange – The Angel.
She meets a wealthy man who turns her into the most famous prostitute in all of Paris. She attends the fanciest parties and events and at one point meets Hollywood producer, Oliver Jordan. Soon she’s on a plane to America and an acting career.
Fans of Jackie Collins and Sydney Sheldon will love the drama of MIREILLE. Danielle Steele Fans will go crazy, to the way it travels all over the world. But be warned, it’s nearly 600-pages long. Perfect for a few days on the beach or by the pool sipping, whatever it is you sip! 🙂
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Molly Cochran is the author of more than twenty novels and nonfiction books, including theNew York Times bestseller Grandmaster, The Forever King, The Broken Sword, and The Temple Dogs, all cowritten with Warren Murphy. She is also the author of The Third Magic, and she cowrote the nonfiction bestseller Dressing Thin with Dale Goday. Cochran has received numerous awards, including the Mystery Writers of America’s Edgar Award, the Romance Writers of America’s “Best Thriller” award, and an “Outstanding” classification by the New York Public Library. Recently she published a series of young adult novels, Legacy, Poison, and Seduction, and two novellas, Wishes and Revels. Legacy won a 2013 Westchester Fiction Award.
Visit Molly at her website, mollycochran.com. or on twitter @mollycochranya
Thanks to TLC Book Tours, we have one copy of MIREILLE to giveaway to a lucky reader! Just leave a comment on why you think you might find this novel interesting. We’ll choose a winner Tuesday, June 30th! Good luck and have a great weekend!
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Lately any books connected to WWll find their way into my handa. I’d really love to read Mireille and see how she manages and whete the journey brings her. Thanks for the chance.
Carol L
Lucky4750 (at) aol (dot) com
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You’re welcome Carol. Good luck!
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I don’t mind reading long books, beach or not, and this sounds like an interesting story. I love the “some women are born knowing how the world works” because I feel that is essentially true. Would love to read this.
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That is a wonderful line isn’t it, Bonnie? …some women are born knowing how the world works… I think you’ll enjoy MIREILLE.
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This sounds “delish”, what is 600 pages when the story is so tantalizing? Thanks for the review.
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That’s true, Penny! It IS dishy, and will keep you turning the pages!
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I would find this book interesting because one of my favorite historical periods to read about is the WWII era.
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Laurice, know that this is towards the end of WWII, which was a very unique time in French history.
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thanks for the chance to win!!! I was born in 1953 there was still reminders of WWII in the homes of relatives -uniforms-cots-canteens etc and the stories hope to win!!
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That must be really interesting, Pricilla.
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I’m interested in reading this book because I love books that take place in France.
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It starts there and moves on to the USA and Hollywood. Quite a drama!
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I really enjoy historical fiction, as well. I can’t to read Paula McLain’s new novel next month. Good luck!
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Reading about history is interesting. How the writer conveys the feelings and story together is always exciting to read.
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You’ll enjoy this novel, Rhonda.
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This captivating and fascinating novel interests me greatly. The era is my favorite, the trials and tribulations with which the major character deals with and the profound and unforgettable historical period resonates with me since I am Jewish. Thanks for this great feature and giveaway.
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I enjoy lengthy, meaningful books which take place during this era and locale. Historicals which give me hope and are enthralling especially World War 11 are my ultimate favorite. Many thanks.
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You’re welcome. Good luck.
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The subject of this book sounds interesting.
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