Jeanette of the French Achille
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After they had left Lieutenant Count Emile de Rivierethe Navigation Officer ventured the remark on what an exceptionally good looking cabin-boy Marcel was, adding that with such delicate features he could almost have been mistaken for a girl. ‘Precisely’ remarked Capitaine de Nieport dryly, and in such protective tones that no further comment was made.
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Four Hundred and Ninety Nine Men and A Girl, possibly the most unusual and unlikely love story ever told, that of a young couple thrown and bound together by a dangerously shared secret.
This dramatic story is set on board the majestic mighty French battle-ship Achille as with a rigging of full sails she ploughs her way on the high seas from
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Writing is really a second career for the author who after having had a multi-faceted extensive career in the entertainment’s industry which has rewarded her with some memorable assignments. As a former director of an advertising record company in producing advertising for household named companies. She recalls going along to She also successfully campaigned for a post humous honour for the late Ivor Novello. The Memorial plaque is in the crypt of Blest with a good sense of humour she will jokingly tell you that she decided to take up writing in her old age purely as a means of keeping her out of mischief!