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Véronique "Kikki" Trieste international entertainment lawyer, moonlighting as a time traveler and a 21st Century High Priestess, answers a plea from the ghost of Queen Marguerite de Valois, "La Reine Margot," daughter of the treacherous Queen Catherine de Medici, to break a 400 year-old curse. Two ancient secret societies are pitted against each other-one, the Knights of the Holy Swords of God, aiming to destroy-the other, the Daughters of the Goddess Inanna, intent on saving the City of Light. Kikki crosses time and dimension to the 16th century through past life visions to help Margot flee Paris with her newborn daughter.
About the author
Juliette Lauber, novelist and international entertainment lawyer, is the author of the historical romance and mystical thriller trilogy, The Kikki Trieste Trilogy. Her latest book set in Paris in 1572 and 2015, is The French Queen's Curse.She has lived in Paris for many years where she enjoys exploring the City of Light on her bike and pursues her love of history, art, champagne and chocolate. To keep her muse happy, she seeks sanctuary on the mystical Greek island of Santorini, where she enjoys the crystalline light and long swims in the silky azure Aegean.Juliette's interests have always been rich and diverse, blending a long successful international legal career that led her to become European General Counsel for Time Warner/ Warner Bros. in Paris and London with her many passions-flamenco, prehistoric matriarchal societies, Greek mythology, the Tarot, mystical and metaphysical traditions.Her novels featuring her alter ego, Kikki Trieste, draw upon her passions when Kikki is called upon to save precious artefacts representing the Mother Goddess from powerful enemies seeking to destroy the world's oldest treasures -the Minoan Snake Goddess, The Wall Paintings of Ancient Thera, a Bronze Age Godshead.Born in Tucson, she has also called New York, London, Madrid, Santorini, Santa Fe and numerous other ports her home. She is fluent in French and Spanish, conversational Greek and some Italian.
