The Suitors (edition 2013)

by Cecile David-Weill

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Title:	The Suitors
Authors:	Cecile David-Weill
Info:	Other Press (2013), Paperback, 432 pages
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Frothy froth about rich French people and their angst. Laure and Marie are about to lose their family's lavish mansion when their aging parents decide to sell; they decide to go husband-hunting to find a rich man to marry one of them and support their home. Will it work? A good choice for the literary beach bag. (

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After two sisters, Laure and Marie, learn of their parents plan to sell the familys summer retreat, LAgapanthe, they devise a scheme for attracting a wealthy suitor who can afford to purchase the estate. Selling it would mean more than just losing a place to go during the summerfor the sisters, its become a necessary part of their character, their lifestyle, and their past.… (more)

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