A girl who chooses to keep dreads instead of saving her life, a woman who will do whatever she can to have "White Girl Flow", a boy who thinks black girls look like cockroaches, all come crashing together when they meet their mysterious neighbor.

It might have been a normal day for Alexis Barden, a normal year, a normal life, except Maximilien de Robespierre appeared in her Paris apartment during breakfast.

[A Psycho Thriller set in the French Revolution] Paris, 1793 It is a time when people's hearts are tainted in ghastly hues of red and black, a time when people rage and roar as the wheels of Revolution turn at a dizzying speed. Philippe Fitzgerald is thrown out of the French Army after committing a crime that everyone deems unspeakable. When he returns to Paris--his hometown-- to find even the last drops of its magnificence squeezed out by the Revolution, he struggles to make his way through the dredges of poverty. It is a time when the lowest rungs of the economic ladder bear the brunt of political tension and legislative inadequacies. It is then that he forges a deep bond of friendship with noblewoman Marie d'Aramitz, who has been ostracized by her people due to their fear of a powerful man who is hunting her down to salvage the pitiful remains of his family name. Together, in a country that smothers the fire before it is a spark, they try to set the people ablaze. [Highest Ranking: #12 in Historical Fiction] [Cover by the super talented @wifidisconnected]

Le journal de Maximilien De Robespierre purement inventé

Just days ago, Maximilien de Robespierre was the most feared man in all of France. A mere word could result in a man being sent to his death. Now, the once-great orator sits silent and alone in a dark cell, his jaw shattered from a failed suicide attempt and his once-impeccable clothes a grisly blood-stained mess. Clinging to life and awaiting Madame Guillotine's blade in the cell that once housed his enemy, Marie Antoinette, he watches his country at war with itself and wonders if everything he did 'for the good of France,' was worth it. ----------------------- Cover art created by yours truly! This book contains the original and rewritten version of the story. WARNING: Swearing, mention of attempted suicide, mild descriptions of gore, flashbacks, and some scenes containing violence and possibly graphic detail. We have to keep it accurate to the French Revolution and the real Robespierre after all. ----------------------- AWARDS 2nd Place- ECA Awards

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MODERN AU Y/N is a young, beautiful, and extremely intelligent girl who is looking for a job in the south. After searching and searching, she finds a job and meets someone who changes her life..

Jefferson returns from France with his mind on one thing- General L/n. He ends up working with the lady of his dreams, unfortunately for Jefferson, he doesn't know it yet. Not being able to recognise that his sassy coworker Y/n is in fact General L/n, Jefferson is on the hunt to find the love of his life though the letters Jefferson and General L/n exchange. Lemme just give you a sass warning - y/n is a sassy 18th century lady , she's gonna throw thunder at anybody that deserves it Enjoy your time with a less fuckboy-like side of Thomas Jefferson (swearing and not complete historical accuracy)