ÉTONNANTES HISTOIRES DE L'HISTOIRE DE FRANCE

When History is more Romanesque than fiction

Henry IV's last trip Marie Tudor, a pitiless queen who dreamt to give birth Blanche of Castile, an angry queen mother Napoleon and Josephine who fell in love at first sight Beaumarchais as a secret agent of His Majesty Marie Mancini, Louis XIV's first love Charles VI, a mad king who jeopardized France Theodora, a feminist who saved the Emperor

Plots and enigmas, violent crimes, forbidden loves, abandoned queens and crowned mads The Great
History is full of little stories, surprising, famous or unknown. Amélie de Bourbon-Parme is a great storyteller, using as much rigor as humor and talent.

Born in Paris in 1977, Amélie de Bourbon-Parme is Prince Michel de Bourbon-Parme's daughter, and the offspring of Kings of France. An History lover, she wrote two novels published by Gallimard.