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 Sparkles - Louise Bagshawe
 Sparkles - Louise Bagshawe ... the Massot family. Fabulously wealthy, internationally adored, the Massots own one of the last great aristocratic jewellery firms in Paris. But where is its owner Pierre, missing presumed dead for 15 years? And what will happen to his beautiful young widow Sophie? The answers lie rooted in the past and form part of the future - in a way no-one could ever have guessed.Newest Review: ... mother in law for company. Sophie decides it's time to declare Pierre officially dead, sure no-one could blame her? It had ... more ... been 7 years and surely if he had still been alive someone would know about it!
The story follow Sophie's transformation from shy and mouselike wife of the powerful Monsieur Pierre Massot, to an elegant, professional and well respected business woman as she tries to save House Massot and her only son's inheritance from people who seek to destroy it all.
A novel packed full of luxury, sparkle, love, betrayal, affairs, murder, revenge and of course family loyalty. It spans the globe from France to America and Russia ba...more |
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Sparkles - Louise Bagshawe: Diamonds are a girls best friend! (532 words)
by - written on 25/11/09 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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Sophie Masot is beautiful, happily married to your gorgeous, powerful and uber rich husband Pierre massot. Owner of House Masot, one of Paris's most poweful jewellery houses., and proud mother to son Thomas. All is looking rosy until Sophie's wealthy husband Pierre disappears. Where to nobody seems to know, not his young son who was waiting for his papa to return, not his quiet wife Sophie or his overbearinly dovoted Maman, the elegant Katherine Massot. Seven years on and Sophie decides that enough is enough. Tom is grown up, now 18 and off studying at Oxford University in England, while she sits in the ever more depressing Massot mansion with only her bitter ... Read the complete review
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