Gulf Coast Chronicles: The Creole Princess (Series #02) (Hardcover)

from Jean_Kellman

Lyse Lanier, a victim of her birth, mistreated, looked down upon by some, loved by others. Especially mistreated by Madame Dussouy, he was once engaged to her papa. Her cousin, Scarlet works for Madame Dussouy, she is treated the same way. Why so much hatred in one person. Lyse's life is changed ...

from Sarah_Gruwell

I gotta say, I never knew how much activity and intrigue happened in the Mobile/New Orleans area during the American Revolution. It was a completely different world that I knew nothing about that I was so happy I got to explore. The author does a great job in bringing to life the different partie...

from claudia.castenir

In April of 2014 I reviewed book one in the Gulf Coast Chronicles series. I am delighted to have the opportunity to review book two, The Creole Princess, in April of 2015. While characters from book one, Pelican Bride, are briefly referred to, this book tells the story of their descendents and is...

from BookwormMama14

Lyse is caught in the middle of the strife between countries during the Revolutionary war. Not just the British and the Americans, but the French and the Spanish as well. Don Rafael seems as mysterious as his comings and goings. Whose side is he really on, and can he be trusted? Lyse's best frien...

from vintagebeckie

Beth White's novel, The Creole Princess, is the second book in her generational, historical fiction series, Gulf Coast Chronicles. I have been a fan of her contemporary romances (writing as Elizabeth White) for a while now. I read The Pelican Bride and while I liked and recommended it, it didn't ...