Jean-Luc & Anna Lise: A Novel of the Napoleonic Wars Audiobook Download by A.G. Cullen

This audiobook tells the story of a young peasant who becomes a decorated soldier and an opera singer in the service of Napoleon Bonaparte. It is filled with romance, intrigue, drama, and adventure.

Jean-Luc & Anna Lise: A Novel of the Napoleonic Wars is the first installment in a new historical fiction series by author A.G. Cullen. It tells the story of Jean-Luc and Anna Lise, two siblings who were left to fend for themselves when their father died and their mother was taken away to pray for forgiveness. The novel follows them as they train, fight, and seek revenge.

This is a novel of the Napoleonic wars narrated by Matt Jopling. It starts with an introduction and a prologue explaining the world and time period as well as the beginning of the novel. The narrator takes you through the lives of two characters, Jean-Luc and Anna Lise, whose stories intertwine throughout the novel. As they grow up and fall in love, they are separated by their families. One disappears at sea while on board his father's ship and ends up becoming an officer during a battle; the other goes into hiding to protect herself from those who hunt her family for revenge.

Jean-Luc & Anna Lise is a novel told from the perspective of an adjutant to Napoleon Bonaparte during his military campaigns. His relationship with the young woman he married, Anna Lise de Bausset, makes for one of the most interesting love stories in recent history.

The story of Jean-Luc, a young French soldier who falls in love with Anna Lise, a young lady he encounters during the Revolutionary War. After the Battle of Waterloo, Jean-Luc is captured and held for six years on the island of Sainte Marguerite, an unforgiving prison camp. The novel is told from two perspectives: Jean-Luc's and Anna Lise's.

Many know the incredible story of Napoleon Bonaparte, but do not know much about his wife, Marie Louise. When she became the youngest woman ever to be crowned Empress of France in 1804, she was only 19 years old. But this is not your typical story about a young girl who did well for herself. When her husband became too preoccupied with conquering armies and Napoleon's power got out of control, Marie Louise had to navigate through a world that did not understand her or recognize her as the true ruler of France.