A short bouncy novel, set in the 1970's in London and Paris. Judy Lansdowne, separated from her problem husband,'Punch, is depressed, and unsure of herself ...until suddenly the phone rings and Judy is invited to Paris where her curvaceous looks and jokey personality appeal a variety of interesting characters, while she learns rapidly the inside of Paris circles: politics, films and tv, and some unpublished phrases, all of which changes her whole perception of herself and her future.The distinctive aspect of this story is the way Judy flits from one extreme to the other of French social society, while eating with glee and loving merrily.Described by someone who knows the trade, Wendy Stream, as "a book I would recommend whole heartedly, a jolly good informative read with something in the story for everybody". The perfect book for a trip to France.The author lived in Paris for many years.

When a young French schoolmaster accepts an offer to spend a year teaching English in a lycée in a remote corner of Eastern France it’s not just to improve his spoken French and gain a deeper insight into the workings of a foreign culture. He longs to wipe his slate clean of past failures and to escape the entrenchment into which his English life is sinking. He dreams of freedom, adventure, romance, a more authentic kind of living and the narrowing of that gap between what he is and what he’d like to be. But his year reserves some dramatic surprises. And over his head dangles the gut-piercing threat that at any moment this fascinating new life could be brought to a premature end.

DIVDIVNow that they’ve married, is the beautiful new Countess of Andover’s husband too masterful?/divDIV Diana Sterling, having fallen deeply in love with Simon Warrington, Earl of Andover, and now his countess, is no longer inclined to fulfill his every whim. Since Simon seems bent on changing her, she has rebelled. Known as “Lady Escapade,” she vigorously resists Simon’s attempts to curb her defiant behavior and heedless flirtations, widening the gap between them. So when she embarks on her most dangerous escapade yet, will Simon be able to save her . . . and their marriage?/div/div

A Road Trip Romance. She trusts him with her body…but can she trust him with her heart? Paris I’m taking a mancation. A vacation without men. The reason? I always pick jerks. My best friend from college may have hit the jackpot and married a billionaire, but my billionaire boyfriend turned out to be a jackass. So...no men for me. And certainly no wealthy ones. Then I find out who my travel companion is for my week off. Gorgeous. Check. Scratch that. Smoking hot. Capable. Check. Wealthy and powerful. Check, check. Willing. Check, check, check. And definitely all-male. But he promises we’ll just be friends. Except I want to climb him and ride him and…we’re going to be sharing a motel room. For an entire week. I’m so screwed. Caleb I decide to take a one week vacation to get across the country. So I sign up to be a shotgun rider. Except I didn’t expect my traveling companion to be so gorgeous. And sweet. And funny. And determined to stay far away from the male species. But I can’t let her go without me. So I tell her she’s not my type. I say she's too peppy. All lies. I want her so badly I’m shaking. And I have to survive an entire week not touching this woman. I’m completely screwed…

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