History of a Pleasure Seeker - Paperback
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History of a Pleasure Seeker - Paperback
$16.95
by Richard Mason (Author)
"Just try to resist.... A Continental Downton Abbey plus sex, with a dash of Dangerous Liaisons tossed in." --Seattle Times
Piet Barol has an instinctive appreciation for pleasure and a gift for finding it. When his mother dies, Piet applies for a job as tutor to the troubled son of Europe's leading hotelier--a child who refuses to leave his family's mansion on one of Amsterdam's grandest canals. As Piet enters this glittering world, he learns its secrets and finds his life transformed.
Author Biography
Award-winning novelist RICHARD MASON was born in South Africa and raised in England. He wrote his first novel The Drowning People the year before he went to Oxford. With the proceeds from the book's success, he set up the Kay Mason Foundation, which helps disadvantaged children attend the best schools in Cape Town. In 2010 he broadened the KMF's scope by founding an eco-project in the country's Eastern Cape. The Lighted Rooms and History of a Pleasure Seeker are the first in a constellation of related novels. The next in the series will follow Piet Barol to South Africa's Wild Coast. Mason lives between New York, Cape Town and Glasgow, Scotland.
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Number of Pages: 320
Dimensions: 0.69 x 8.02 x 5.21 IN
Publication Date: November 13, 2012
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