
audiobook
by Dora Duncker
DORA DUNCKER
language: Finnish
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In a warm, ember‑lit salon the young Jeanne d’Étioles sits opposite her seasoned uncle, the ever‑watchful Le Normant de Tournehem. Their conversation flirts with whispered ambitions, hints of royal intrigue, and a restless yearning to step out of the shadows of Versailles. Jeanne’s confident humor and vivid recollections of childhood prophesies give the scene a lively, almost theatrical sparkle.
The narrative quickly immerses listeners in the glittering world of 18th‑century French court politics, where favors are bartered, secret alliances are forged, and a clever heroine navigates the treacherous currents of power. As Jeanne plots her next move, the tension between loyalty, desire, and the looming presence of King Louis XV creates a compelling tapestry of ambition and romance. The story promises intrigue, witty dialogue, and a vivid glimpse into a time when personal courage could reshape destiny.
Language
fi
Duration
~9 hours (564K characters)
Release date
2024-11-22
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1855–1916
Known for novels, stories, essays, poems, and stage works, this Berlin-born writer moved easily between literature and journalism. Her career also included theater criticism and editorial work, giving her a lively view of German cultural life around the turn of the 20th century.
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