Au Contraire

Au Contraire by Alonna Williams, published by Blue Gingham Publishing on May 11, 2021, is a 268-page work of fiction that delves into themes of historical romance within a young adult context. The story centers on Arlo Kensington, a member of an affluent family in North Indigo, who faces a significant challenge when his older brothers arrange his marriage to Elonnie Wilhelm, a spirited ballerina from a newly wealthy family. As Arlo grapples with his disinterest in his whimsical bride, the narrative explores the dynamics of their contrasting backgrounds and personalities.
Readers will find a rich exploration of the tension between old money and new, as well as the challenges of navigating societal expectations. The characters’ journey raises questions about compatibility and personal growth, as Arlo must confront his rigid upbringing while Elonnie seeks to understand the complexities of high society. This edition invites readers to witness whether these two opposites can find common ground and redefine their roles within their unexpected union.
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Old money and new…
Arlo Kensington comes from an uptight, affluent family that’s been well known in the country of North Indigo for years. After a major blunder with part of his inheritance, his older brothers, Gladstone and Pritchard arrange his marriage to Elonnie Wilhelm, a free-spirited ballerina who comes from a wealthy family of entertainers that are new to the high society scene, and feels that people must try to see things through the eyes of a child.
Arlo is instantly disinterested in his whimsy bride-to-be, fearing that they’re too incompatible to work.
Will these two polar opposites make this inconvenient union function? Will Elonnie contain herself to become an uptight Kensington? Or will Arlo learn to loosen up and see life through the eyes of child?
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