Lola's Last Letter
Lola Fleming Narcisse, one of the faithful ladies-in-waiting to Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, had been sentenced to death. Believing to be following Mary's orders, the noblewoman attempts on the life of Elizabeth, Queen of England, which leads to her arrest. Before being executed, however, she writes a letter to her friend. The words left by her reveal the different feelings that permeate her soul. Love, remorse, fear and courage intertwine in the young Scotswoman's last letter, the last message to her best friend.
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Olá! Tenho 21 anos, moro em Minas Gerais, terra do pão de queijo. Sou estudante de Letras. Amo ler, ouvir música, ver séries e escrever, emb...
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“If you're looking for a quality read, "Lola's Last Letter" is certainly what you're looking for. Both for Reign fans and for those who have never even heard of the series. The author's writing is magnificent and captures us in such a way that we swallow word by word, line after line, hoping for more (and praying that it never ends). The one-shot is full of feelings that can be easily perceived; it's an open door to Lola's heart. It will easily make the reader feel inside the character (in my case, I even ended up crying and laughing with her because of her memories since I'm a big fan of the series and I remembered all the moments in which Lola appeared). Read and enjoy this adorably well-crafted work. To the author, congratulations. And for future readers: good reading, you won't regret it.”
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