This biographical work tells the story of an unknown son of Napoleon Bonaparte, born to a mistress during his exile on the island of Saint Helena. Drawing on historical documents and family accounts, the authors piece together the life of this little-known figure and explore his legacy in the context of Napoleon's complicated relationships. History buffs and fans of Bonaparte will find this book an intriguing new perspective on the emperor's life.

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