Cursed kings. It is not worth the lily to spin. French wolf
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Creating his own cycle about the incredible era, which determined the future of the beautiful France, Maurice Dryon painstakingly worked in the national archive, exploring ancient documents. The novels" The Lilim’s Rights and the “French Wolf "are not in the lilies” are continued by the “Cursed Kings" cycle, this unique series of grandiose historical frescoes, opened by the novels" Iron King", "Prisoner of Chateau-Hayar" and "Poison and Crown".
The country is already losing the second king: Louis X grumpy, scratching for only eighteen months, dies, leaving a pregnant king. The life of the still not born baby, the future monarch, is a bet in the struggle for power between the most powerful representatives of the French nobility, risking France into a civil war. And on the other side of the La-Channel, in England, the daughter of Philip IV Beautiful Isabella, French lives in constant fear and weaves conspiracies, organizing a rebellion against Eduard II"s own husband.
It seems that a curse is coming true, thrown from the fire by the great master of the Templar of the Templars Jacques de Mole, who was burned on the orders of Philip IV. Since 1314, the French kings have been replacing each other on the throne for more than half a century, but no one has been lingering for a long time. Palace intrigues, sudden deaths, dynastic coups and bloody wars still accompany this gloomy procession of the damned kings
The country is already losing the second king: Louis X grumpy, scratching for only eighteen months, dies, leaving a pregnant king. The life of the still not born baby, the future monarch, is a bet in the struggle for power between the most powerful representatives of the French nobility, risking France into a civil war. And on the other side of the La-Channel, in England, the daughter of Philip IV Beautiful Isabella, French lives in constant fear and weaves conspiracies, organizing a rebellion against Eduard II"s own husband.
It seems that a curse is coming true, thrown from the fire by the great master of the Templar of the Templars Jacques de Mole, who was burned on the orders of Philip IV. Since 1314, the French kings have been replacing each other on the throne for more than half a century, but no one has been lingering for a long time. Palace intrigues, sudden deaths, dynastic coups and bloody wars still accompany this gloomy procession of the damned kings
Author:
Author:Druion Maurice
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Romance & Love
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-22677-7
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