Publisher's Synopsis
In this gripping novel, Harold Winsor Gammans tells the tale of Fontange, a small French town ravaged by war and political upheaval. Against this backdrop of chaos, a statue in the town square is damaged, setting off a chain of events that will ultimately result in tragedy. With its vivid characters and intense drama, this book is a must-read for anyone who loves historical fiction and literary thrillers.
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