Geri Walton's writing is driven by a deep fascination with history and the individuals who shape it. She focuses her narrative explorations on the lives and stories of people from the 1700s and 1800s, bringing these past eras to life. With a passion for uncovering intimate details and compelling narratives, she delves into the past to illuminate the human experience across generations. Walton brings readers an engaging and insightful perspective on the lives of those who came before.
Uses sources primarily from the 1700 and 1800s. Explores both the reality and myths behind historical characters such as Marie Antoinette, Princess de Lamballe, and her brother-in-law, the Duc dOrlans.
Such was Napoleon's dilemma in December 1797 when the renowned beauty Juliette Recamier entered his life.
Provides new insight into the real side of a vivacious socialite who inspired several fictional characters in her cousin Jane Austen's highly acclaimed books.