In France, I found romance, and a little more, but I couldn't put such adult content in my book. I have therefore created a chapter outside of my book, available for purchase of $.99 plus tax. It is titled, Non, Je Ne Regrette...Rien? but you may only read and/or purchase it if you are 18... Continue Reading →
Kindle Giveaway!
Be one of 100 people to receive a free copy of my ebook of Frenched: A Memoir! This Goodreads promotion will run from February 3rd through February 29th. Winners announced after February 29th. Details at Goodreads, linked below! https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48512641-frenched
Free Kindle Book Today and Tomorrow
Happy Holidays! For December 26th and 27th, my book is available to download for free. Enjoy! https://www.amazon.com/Frenched-Memoir-Elizabeth-Dupont-ebook/dp/B07Z9K8Z63/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=frenched+memoir&qid=1577366118&sr=8-1
Princess Diana’s Death in Paris
In Paris when I heard the news, I was shocked that Princess Diana had died, and so close to where I lived too. I walked to the scene of the accident and took a few pictures. These statues were nearby, one of which depicts Queen Astrid of Belgium who also died in a car... Continue Reading →
Paris
From The Family in the Mountains, I made my way to Paris and never looked back. For all of 1997 and the first half of 1998, I lived in France. In this photograph of The Eiffel Tower, one can see the countdown toward the year 2000, so I believe I captured this shot just into... Continue Reading →
Chapters in Book One: The Square Au Pair of Frenched: A Memoir
La Vie en Rose La Misère The Family in the Mountains Vacations Downfall Interviews On the Outskirts of Paris The Fifteenth Arrondissement Normandy The English Family In the Streets of Paris My Family Along the L'Isle Bon Voyage
4. Vacations
Excerpt - "Almost there, I said to myself as I watched the landscape fall below. At least, the landscape gave the impression of falling. Truly, it never fell, but my perspective from the passenger side of the car created this sensation because the car, travelling one foot from the outermost edge of the road, sometimes... Continue Reading →
3. The Family in the Mountains
Excerpt - "Foggy from jet lag and an impromptu night of drinking, I struggled to get out of bed. The scent of stale cigarettes greeted me as I removed the duvet and discovered that I had slept in my clothes. Through the rustic pine shutters that actually closed over my one window, enough light penetrated... Continue Reading →
2. La Misère
Excerpt: "Stepping out into the crisp, winter air, I snapped sober. This time, more of us piled into the Renault, with one young woman perched on her fiancé's lap, in order to make room for me, and drove into the mountains. Sadie had described the house as a “chateau” and I had seen a picture... Continue Reading →
