Where the Light Falls : A Novel of the French Revolution

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This is a well researched, richly atmospheric telling of life in 1790s Paris. There are two threads woven throughout the story which ultimately align - the civilian vs military life of revolutionary Paris. Power is grossly abused; women, however bright and clever they are, are mere chattel and no...

from PamV

This book was very good. I loved reading about the lives of our 4 protags along with the gruesome details of The French Revolution and more. If you are interested in French history, this is the book for you. This was an excellent historical fiction with lots of detail without being overdone.Thank...

from thewanderingjew

Where the Light Falls, Allison Pataki, Owen Pataki, authors; Bruce Mann, narrator When the book begins, it is three years after the 1789 storming of the Bastille, in the winter of 1792. Readers witness the public execution of the Marquis de Valière who dies with dignity. From what we learn, his o...

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A solid historical novel set during the French Revolution, making it a must-read for me. The story focuses on four characters with intertwining stories - an idealistic young lawyer, a nobleman serving in the French army, a wife who secretly pens revolutionary pamphlets, and a widowed countess hop...

from teachlz

MY REVIEW Allison and Owen Pataki, authors of "Where the Light Falls" have written an amazing and intriguing Historical Fiction novel set during the time of the French Revolution. The genre of this novel is Historical Fiction based on actual historical events. I appreciate that the authors have d...