Herminiue

Herminie, a young French girl, falls in love with a wealthy Englishman living in France. This classic romance novel follows their passionate love affair and the obstacles they face as they navigate cultural differences and societal expectations. James Carnegie's vivid descriptions transport readers to 19th century France, making Herminie a timeless tale of love and longing.

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