by Patrick de Carolis · Plon · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782259200653
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«Les demoiselles de Provence» is the historical novel by Patrick de Carolis about four sisters destined to reign in 13th-century Europe, published by Plon in paperback (433 pages, in French).
13th-century Provence, land of troubadours and object of disputes, is the setting for this historical novel featuring Marguerite, Éléonore, Sancie and Béatrice, the four daughters of Count Raimon Bérenger V and Béatrice de Savoie. Their education and marriage alliances make them queens of some of the most powerful kingdoms in Europe, in a story that spans wars, crusades, courtly intrigues and the intimate lives of young women raised to influence the throne.
The four protagonists are daughters of the Count of Provence Raimon Bérenger V and Countess Béatrice de Savoie. The work ranges from Provence and Capetian France to England, the Rhine valley, Naples and the Holy Land, according to the publisher's synopsis.
