Princess Bonaparte: Descendant of legendary figures, including Francesco Petrarca and Napoleon III, and of Paula Saldós, Duchess of De Padilla, Spain. Princess Angela Marisa Elisabbetta Cappelletti (Bonaparte), Duchess of Brique & Bois, France, born: (Cappelletti), is the — Great granddaughter of Napoleon Bonaparte III & Duchess Paula Saldós through their daughter, Princess Enriqueta Bonaparte Saldós, born is San Miguel, El Salvador in 1835. Elder sister of Napoleon Saldós, (The Prince Imperial). On a side note: Napoleon III and Montijo lied to the French Government and People. They made them all believe that the Prince Imperial was HERS. It was the son of a Spanish woman living in San Miguel, El Salvador, who was born in 1804 and died in 1886 in the same country HE was born. — Undergoing investigation —The Princess is a multi-talented writer who has authored over 95 books since 1986. Her books are translated into 14 languages by herself: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Danish, Norwegian, Russian, Swedish, Ukranian, German, Portugues, Fin, Czechoslovakia, and Hungarian. With an unwavering commitment to storytelling, she translates her captivating novels into six languages, making them accessible to a global audience. Her passion for cinema translates onto the pages, as she envisions each scene with cinematic clarity. As the President of her publishing house, Brique & Bois, dedicated to supporting emerging voices and ensuring the availability of diverse stories. Inspired by the resilience of the human spirit, she donates a dollar from each book sold to The Royal Foundation of the Princess of Wales, supporting press freedom and giving a platform to underrepresented voices. Lady Angela’s captivating novels and philanthropic endeavors have earned her recognition as a literary force and an advocate for societal progress. Author, Lady Angela III is an Italian/French and Spanish Aristocrat and businesswoman. Also, a Paralegal/Legal Assistant (based on American Laws and Regulations) with Finance Background which was covered in the Assosciate's degree.Read more about this authorRead less about this author