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Loraine Despres

    Loraine Despres est une romancière et scénariste à succès dont les œuvres plongent souvent dans les profondeurs des récits du Sud et des thèmes sociétaux. Ses romans, tels que 'Sissy LeBlanc', explorent les thèmes de la liberté et de l'indépendance à travers des personnages féminins inoubliables. Son style est connu pour son esprit et son observation fine de la nature humaine. Au-delà de l'écriture de fiction, elle a également contribué à la télévision et a enseigné l'écriture de scénarios, influençant une génération de créateurs.

    The Bad Behavior of Belle Cantrell
    The Scandalous Summer of Sissy Leblanc
    • It's a steamy June afternoon in Louisiana, circa 1956, and Sissy LeBlanc is sitting on her front porch, wondering -- half seriously -- if she could kill herself with aspirins and Coca-Cola. She's been living in stifling old Gentry since the day she was born and trapped in a sham of a marriage to PeeWee LeBlanc since she was only seventeen. In short, she's fed up, restless, and ready for an adventure. Sissy just never imagined temptation would come into her life that breathless summer day as she sat smoking on her porch swing. For although she may have been fixated on the taut muscles of the lineman shimmying down the telephone pole across the street, she hadn't allowed herself to imagine that he'd be none other than her high school sweetheart, Parker Davidson, who left town fourteen years before without so much as a wave good-bye. But suddenly, here he is, leaning in for a kiss that will stir up more excitement than Sissy could ever have imagined...

      The Scandalous Summer of Sissy Leblanc
    • The Bad Behavior of Belle Cantrell

      • 352pages
      • 13 heures de lecture
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      Struggling with guilt after her husband's death, Belle Cantrell grapples with her emotions and the societal expectations of a woman. Her internal conflict reveals her desire to adhere to personal rules, particularly the notion that a lady should avoid actions leading to regret. This tension sets the stage for a deeper exploration of morality, identity, and the complexities of womanhood in a challenging emotional landscape.

      The Bad Behavior of Belle Cantrell