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Margot Mouchard is used to responsibility.
France has just emerged from the Great War and the economy has yet to recover. On top of that, her parents have passed, and she has been tasked with the care of their many, many beehives.
For her, the next logical step would be to marry and have children, following a vague mandate to repopulate France. But just as she settles into newlywed life with the mild farmer’s son, she is presented with a temptation sweeter than she could have ever imagined: his oh-so-charming sister.
Margot Mouchard is used to responsibility.
France has just emerged from the Great War and the economy has yet to recover. On top of that, her parents have passed, and she has been tasked with the care of their many, many beehives.
For her, the next logical step would be to marry and have children, following a vague mandate to repopulate France. But just as she settles into newlywed life with the mild farmer’s son, she is presented with a temptation sweeter than she could have ever imagined: his oh-so-charming sister.