Bayou Magic

by Elizabeth Turner

From the exotic paradise of Saint Domingue to the drawing rooms of New Orleans society, Elizabeth Turner takes readers on a breathtaking journey to the peaks of seduction ... and beyond. It begins when Countess Christiane Bouchard, fleeing the French revolution, agrees to a proxy marriage to Etienne Delacroix, a wealthy French planter on Saint Domingue whom she despises. But when a bloody revolt kills Etienne, Reid Alexander, the plantationis intriguing overseer, sweeps Christiane away to Louisiana where they surrender to the heat of desire.

448 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published October 15, 1999

About the author

born: 1943
A pseudonym used by Gail Oust.

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Reviews

[Grety Renae · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good book, kept me on my toes. Absolute plot twist!