Christine Conrad Book order

Christine Conrad is an author whose diverse body of work is defined by eclecticism and a keen insight into human relationships and women's health. Her literary endeavors, encompassing novels written in epistolary form and artistic biographies, delve into complex themes connected to art, personal connections, and lived experience. Her narratives often draw from true stories, infused with deep introspection, offering readers a unique perspective on the intricacies of life. Beyond her fiction, she is also a dedicated advocate and writer on women's health, committed to disseminating information and supporting women.

Berechtigung und praktische Auswirkungen des Verbots der Werbung mit Sonderangeboten bei mengenmässig beschränkter Abgabe

2007
Mademoiselle Benoir
242 pages
9 hours of reading
3.4(17)Add rating
The novel explores the transformative journey of Tim Reinhart, an American who relocates to rural France to restore a farmhouse and embrace his artistic dreams. Through heartfelt letters, he shares his experiences of the local culture, cuisine, and community. However, his idyllic life takes a turn as he develops a complex relationship with his older neighbor, Catherine Benoir. Their romance ignites tensions from both their families and the village, highlighting the challenges of love across cultural and generational divides.
1999
Natural Woman, Natural Menopause
4.0(8)Add rating
A leading expert on naturopathic medicine combines the latest scientific and medical research with the current wisdom on herbs and diet to give menopausal women a safe, sensible alternative to conventional hormone therapy. $30,000 ad/promo.

Mademoiselle Benoir

Natural Woman, Natural Menopause