Complications

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It was nice to see the various cities that played major parts of the background; Paris, London, New York. Danielle Steel has been hailed as one of the world's most popular authors, with nearly a billion copies of her novels sold. A British doctor, Alaistair Whyte-Jones, who is staying on the same floor, performs CPR on the stricken man, and plays a big part in saving his life, which will require major surgery. This books comes right out after the Affair, which wasn't homophobic it was incredibly sexist and just outdated.

He had left his longtime companion, Ghislaine, the head housekeeper, a generous sum too, and she retired to a small, pretty apartment in Cannes shortly after his death. He was incomparably discreet, and knew all the delicate secrets of the patrons, many movie stars, and people who had much to lose if his mask of secrecy ever slipped.Alaistair and Gabrielle, start spending time together, as they try to help the girl, and visit at the hospital; a friendship begins. For me the journey taken by both the guests and the staff is an interesting look into what goes on behind the scenes of peoples lives that are brought together in extraordinary circumstances. It had a loyal following of the world’s elite, and offered its clients exquisite rooms, enormous suites, all filled with stunning antiques, draperies in the finest silks and satins, beautiful floors reminiscent of Versailles, and a magnificent art collection. NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • Scandal and tragedy erupt against the backdrop of an exclusive Paris hotel in Danielle Steel’s riveting novel. And a couple will find their once-in-a-lifetime trip struck by a medical emergency, leaving the future they've longed for hanging in the balance.

When a renowned Paris based hotel receives the royal treatment via a four-year renovation, the pressure is on to deliver a grand re-opening. Life is full of complications, and for some of the guests and staff of the Louis XVI, one of Paris’s most famous luxury hotels, it was a year they’d never forget. Awaiting them all is the Louis XVI’s new manager, Olivier Bateau, an anxious man whose lack of experience leaves him unprepared. He had no children, and had worked at the Hotel du Cap-­Eden-­Roc for two years at the front desk, and then at the Ritz, where he had done well but had not been considered exceptional. People in hotel circles considered him a dark horse choice, but the owners of the Louis XVI had liked him when they’d met in London.It had been flawlessly run with an iron hand by the charming manager Monsieur Louis Lavalle for thirty-­eight years. Our team is made up of book lovers who are dedicated to sourcing and providing the best books for kids.

But in the complications were both the questions and the answers, the hidden solutions and unexpected blessings. Enjoyed the book, however, the first part of the book does so much talking about the hotel, staff, guests etc. He had been past retirement age, at seventy-­four, with no intention of stepping down, when the hotel closed for renovation four years before.The staff of the Louis XVI hotel get much more than they bargained for at the re-opening when a series of dramatic events occur at the hotel.