Alix House of God has 17 years, blue blood, all the passion and rebellion of adolescence, a sister more contemplative sister, Clemence, who wants to enter a convent, a younger brother Louis-Etienne, quick to get into the predicament, a wise and gentle mother, a father who died in war and unfortunately leaves under the tutelage of his brother of the cruel and devious Baron Grenois. It will not stop plotting and scheming plots to marry his sister-in or ownership of the family fortune, and Alix thwart by his courage and intelligence, and perhaps also because of its beauty and a young Louis XVI, who needs a young spy to discover who poisoned her favorite.
The Court of Versailles is painted without Angeles with his filth on the walls and in the heart of a typically perverse or corrupt aristocracy, as opposed to our hero, pure, brave, virtuous and loyal. Obviously.
But we fell in love with Alice and her adventures both police and swashbuckling.
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