This book offers a captivating exploration of the deserts of Southern France, covering diverse topics such as history, politics, religion, and geography. The author delves into the life and times of Eleanor of Guyenne, exploring the impact she had on the region, along with the Hundred Years War and the free companies that roamed the area. With vivid descriptions of castles, churches, and other landmarks, readers will be transported to another time and place.

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