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French Trysts: Secrets of a Courtesan by Kirsten Lobe

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Also by Kirsten Lobe:

Paris, Baby!, June 2011
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French Trysts: Secrets of a Courtesan, July 2007
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Paris Hangover, March 2006
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FRENCH TRYSTS: SECRETS OF A COURTESAN
By: Kirsten Lobe

St. Martin's Griffin
July 2007
On Sale: June 26, 2007
Featuring: Alexandra Ward
352 pages
ISBN: 0312363206
EAN: 9780312363208
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Romance | Women's Fiction

Somewhere between dating and eternal bliss lies a secret world of glamour, opulence, decadence and the real amorous adventures of the haut monde.

Paris is a sexy, sinful romantic playground β€” and what could be more thrilling than to be an American girl let loose in the City of Lights? Alexandra Ward is a Sorbonne student with a fabulous French boyfriend who’s just gone AWOL and a growing love affair with all things Parisian. She realizes her new life a la Francais feels entirely like play-acting - in a good way. But what happens when a playful flirtation with the CEO of an international luxury conglomerate turns into not just a β€œdejeuner” β€”lunchβ€” at the Ritz, but diving for canary diamonds in the famous swimming pool of the Hotel Ritz? And when that same Master of the Monde (who just happens to be married, bien sur) asks Alexandra to be something more than a date but something, well, different than a girlfriend?