The Queen Pedauque

Set in 18th-century France, this novel follows the adventures and intrigues of the pedauque, an obscure but powerful secret society dedicated to overthrowing the ruling aristocracy. When young nobleman Gontran de Boismesnil discovers the group's existence, he becomes embroiled in their plots and schemes, risking his life and reputation for the cause. A gripping tale of espionage and revolution, this book offers a thrilling glimpse into a turbulent period of history.

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