The last of the Huguenots(used)

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Stiff-necked, sternly devoted to the family name and upholding French traditions in the remote outpost of the Cape, Mme. Mesnard could truly be called the last of the Huguenots.

Her granddaughter Louise has every bit as much of the Mesnard spirit and her grandmother's training stands her in good stead through the turbulent and exciting adventures that befall her... her escape from Corbonne; the mysterious events at Wereldskroon; the strange behaviour of her father and stepmother; but most of all her doubts and fears about the man who has captured her heart.

Through it all, Guy Trevelyan's words stay in her mind: You belong here; you are part of the world. French by descent, but no longer French, she comes to realise she is truly a daughter of the Cape.