Publisher's Synopsis
The Galley Slave's Ring Or The Family Of Lebrenn: A Tale Of The French Revolution Of 1848 is a historical novel set during the French Revolution of 1848. The story centers around Marik Lebrenn, a respected linen draper, and his young assistant, Gildas, as they navigate their lives amidst the societal upheaval in Paris. Marik s shop, a symbol of his strong community ties, becomes a backdrop to the growing tension in the city. Gildas, new to the vibrant Parisian life, contrasts the bustling city with his quiet hometown in Brittany. As the conversation between them unfolds, the looming revolution becomes palpable, stirring a sense of unrest. An unexpected visit from Dupont introduces an element of mystery, hinting at political and personal intrigues that will evolve throughout the narrative. The opening sets the stage for a gripping tale of family, political turmoil, and personal struggles, blending intimate character experiences with broader historical events, highlighting the intersection of personal dramas and the larger revolution unfolding around them.
