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Title	:	Belle (Belle #1)
Author	:	Lesley Pearse
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 624 pages
Published	:	February 2011 by Michael Joseph
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Romance. Fiction. Historical Romance. Womens Fiction. Chick Lit

Belle (Belle #1)

Lesley Pearse

Paperback | Pages: 624 pages

Rating: 4.25 | 6302 Users | 438 Reviews

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London 1910 Fifteen year-old Belle has lived in a brothel in Seven Dials all her life, with no understanding of what happens in the rooms upstairs. But her innocence is shattered when she witnesses the murder of one of the girls and, subsequently snatched from the streets by the killer, she is sold into prostitution in Paris. No longer mistress of her own fate, Belle is blown across the globe to sensuous New Orleans where she comes of age and learns to enjoy life as a courtesan. Yet thoughts of home - and the knowledge her status as golden girl cannot last - compel her to break out of her gilded cage. But Belle finds escaping tougher than she imagined, for her life is threatened by desperate men who crave her beauty and attention. Armed only with resourcefulness and spirit, she has a long and dangerous journey ahead of her. Will courage be enough to sustain her? Can she make it back to her family and friends and find her chance at true happiness?

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Original Title:	Belle
ISBN:	0718157028 (ISBN13: 9780718157029)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Belle #1
Characters:	Belle Brooks

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Ratings: 4.25 From 6302 Users | 438 Reviews

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I really really disliked this book.The main character appears to switch personality every five seconds as do many of the other characters. The style of writing makes the characters inaccessible - I still didn't feel I knew Belle after two hundred odd pages.The plot twists were far too numerous, the dialogue was dull or so hilariously bad that I felt like bashing my head against a wall repeatedly.Can't understand all the five star reviews!!

DNF. I just couldn't take her stupidity anymore.

I have spent the past couple of days immersed in the story of Belle, and have travelled from the slums of Seven Dials in London to New Orleans via Paris with each and every character and place described beautifully and jumping out from the pages. Lesley Pearse has long been one of my very favourite authors, she is a true storyteller and this is her at her very very best. Belle begins the novel a a somewhat innocent young girl of fifteen, shielded from the murkiness of the world she lives in by

Took me 3 weeks to read this, not because I didnt like it, but because I did get a lot of time to read at once. Been a long time since I read a Lesley Pearse book. Look forward to the next one

A real page turner, I really enjoyed it. Looking forward to The Promise, 2nd in the trilogy.

Belle is Lesley Pearses latest book set in 1910 in the East end of London. Right from the very beginning you are introduced to the main character Belle, who is a 15-year-old girl full of innocence despite living in the ground floors of her Mothers Brothel. Belle has no concept of what happens upstairs until one day she see something that changes her life for ever. Belles whole world changes because of this one night. Snatched from the streets near her house and transported against her will into

Well this was an experience and I have a lot of emotions which I will put into bullet points-The story was really interesting, it did make me want to keep reading-Can someone tell Lesley Pearse about "show don't tell" and to kick out unnecessary sidechracters?-My boy Etienne deserved better. God did he deserve better. I am so mad.-How can Belle be "intelligent and grown-up" halfway through the book and still make the most stupid decisions, causing her to need to be saved TIME AND TIME AGAIN?