Philippe Stories

« Once the world was full of wonders but it belongs to Humans now. We creatures have all but disappeared... demons, vampires and witches... Hiding in plain sight fearful of discovery ill at ease, with each other. But as my father used to say, in every ending... there is a new beginning. And this is how the story of my proudly children twins Rebecca and Philipe ».

[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]

Paris. Secrets. Parent-napping. Spies. What more of an adventure can a girl ask for? Twelve-year-old Elodie Leclaire was a normal girl on a normal vacation in Paris. Her family wasn't wealthy or poor, and her main concerns went to the extent of academics. And then she encountered Angeletta LaBrune on the streets of Paris, and nothing was ever the same again. Parent-nappers, rivaling "organizations," and spy training send Elodie's world spiralling, but what other secrets are there? Is there more to it than what meets the eye? The one thing she's sure of is that her normal life was now a not-so-normal life, and that Paris was definitely never going to the be the same again.

A delightful story, mastering the genres of Romance and Cooking. A must read in 2020. Romance stories were never that great. You just arent ready for it. And I'm not either.

When Louis XIII died on 14 May 1643, 4-year-old Louis became more than the King of France. To his mother and Cardinal Mazarin, he became a political tool. To his little 2-year-old brother Philippe (Duc d'Anjou), he became Petit Papa. As he grew up, he learned there was more to being a king than getting everything--it was about sacrificing everything to become the most powerful monarch in Europe. From child-king to the Sun King, Louis would spend 70 years becoming the infamous symbol of imperial power to become the longest-reigning ruler in history.

William was born in England as the son of William Beaumont. As the sole heir of his father, he was sent to one of the most opportune places for marriage and work opportunity. Versailles. Philippe was miserable. He despised his wife. His brother, he was sure, saw him as nothing more than another citizen he could bend to his will. The court hated him. And now . . . now he was absolutely smitten with the new noble, William Beaumont. *** **Based largely off of the TV series, Versailles**

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A historical work of fiction by TheTrueBeguiled based on the BBC hit show 'Versailles'. Feedback is appreciated via comments on chapters and posts on TheTrueBeguiled message board - the author hopes you enjoy their latest work in progress and that you will be drawn to continue reading! Merci!

(Inspired by the movie 'The Man in the Iron Mask') He was imprisoned unfairly and enclosed in an iron mask. She was forced to care for her lover in the dark Bastille. Then, six years later, a miracle occurs. They are broken out of prison by three highly skilled former members of the French Musketeers; only to be thrown into a royal scandal.

Philippe de France was born second. In the eyes of the court, he was the spare. He was never expected to be anything other than the king's brother, but it would be his brother Louis XIV who would be his greatest supporter and best friend. In a time when royal brothers were expected to be adversaries, Philippe would prove to be an asset to his brother. As he grew up amidst political turmoil, his wit, intellect, and innate political astuteness would save his country and give his beloved brother the strength to rule absolutely. In the second half of Book III, follow the life and times of Philippe I, Duc d'Orléans (known as Monsieur) as he navigates through childhood, adolescence, and adulthood in the shadow of his brother, The Sun King.