L'amour
L'amour

Author: Devika Nair

Publisher: The Little Booktique Hub

Published:

Total Pages: 125

ISBN-13:

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"Love is the rhythm in the music of life". Living beings need different things for survival, but something that is common to us all is the requirement of love. We, as humans, love different people including ourselves, our parents, family members, friends and romantic interests, animals, and even some things. Romantically, often it so happens that our first love doesn't end up being our forever. But however it ends, this particular person holds a very special place in our hearts, in spite of the heartbreak that one underwent. That is the beauty of love. It is such a unique and delicate abstraction, that no one else can predict someone else's interpretation of love. "L'Amour" is a beautiful word that means ' the love' in French. "L'Amour" is a book that is composed of the works of 32 wonderful writers from all over India, who have beautifully put together their own versions of love and have unleashed their deepest feelings through the medium of this wondrous anthology.

L'amour
L'amour

Author: Nikita Verma

Publisher: Axen Publishing

Published: 2023-05-23

Total Pages: 44

ISBN-13: 935749555X

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L'amour is like an unwavering flame that refuses to be extinguished, even in the face of the fiercest storms that life throws our way. It is a relentless pursuit, where one's love for their dreams remains steadfast, undeterred by the struggles and obstructions that try to hinder their path. In the circle of life, love fuels the resilience to persist, making dreams a reality against all odds.

Haute de L'amour - Ashamed to love
Haute de L'amour - Ashamed to love

Author: Willow Fae

Publisher: Dymond Publishing

Published: 2020-03-24

Total Pages: 245

ISBN-13: 1310817898

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Star crossed lovers... in the 1940s On the day Mary Beniot was engaged to Rheal Chaisson, she did what any girl of 15 in 1942 would do; faint, in St. Luc’s Cathedral. It served her papa right! Mary was not insane of joy that her papa chose a rotten cabbage for a husband. Father Fitzpatrick called Mary Benoit forward. She faced the congregation along side Monsieur Chaisson. Jean-Claude, her papa, was invited next. A bewildered Mary was gauchely bumped, as her papa and Rheal shook hands across her front. The Priest, blessed the union announcing their engagement to Saint Agnies, the etiquette society of the front pews, the humble Saint Antonie of the back pews, and to the horrified shock of Mary, and her beloved Michael Papineau. Mary had a secret. She was pregnant with Michael's baby, and was forbidden to see him again. Michael's family had no use for the servants who worked on their estates, including Mary's family. Michael proposed to Mary, over and over again. She was forced to say no, for fear of shaming his reputation. It was shameful and unthinkable for Mary to be an unwed mother, let alone have her own choice for whom she wanted to marry.