Andrew Eddy

The Miller's Curse Andrew Eddy

From the moment of her mysterious arrival in the summer of 1904, Juliette seduced the village with her ingenuous charm andstriking good looks. Schoolteacher, mayor, and even the priest: all accepted her without questioning her past, on condition she choose a future in the village. Like all choices, this would mean pleasing some, and disappointing others.of Provence, France. Eddy's second novel paints a beautiful and enticing picture of Provencein yesteryear, caught in the struggle of the Dreyfus Affair, and the Separation of Church and State.