Maison Jennie
Maison Jennie by Julie Ellis, published by Kensington Publishing Corporation in 1985, is a work of fiction that spans 352 pages. The narrative follows Jenny Straus, who, after the tragic death of her father, takes charge of his small piece-goods shop on St. Charles Avenue. Determined to support her family, Jenny faces numerous challenges as she transforms the shop into a thriving business, showcasing her resilience and entrepreneurial spirit.
Readers will discover Jenny’s journey as she navigates the complexities of her life, including her lackluster marriage and her enduring love for a passionate artist in Paris. As she confronts her past and the burdens of guilt, Jenny’s story unfolds, revealing her quest for personal freedom and the ability to embrace love. This edition offers a deep dive into themes of ambition, love, and self-discovery, making it a significant addition to the genre of fiction.
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After her father is killed while tending his modest piece-goods shop of St. Charles Avenue, Jenny Straus takes it upon herself to make something of the shop and support her family. Fighting seemingly insurmountable odds, she builds the shop into an astonishing success, becoming a shrew businesswoman in her own right. She makes the best of her lackluster marriage, but yearns for the only man she has ever truly loved – a headstrong artist living in Paris – until she finds a way to relinquish old guilts…and becomes, in her fashion, free to love and be loved.
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