Elizabeth Edson Gibson Evans's 'The Story of Louis XVII of France' is a gripping account of the life of the young monarch, exploring the mystery behind his death and the rumors surrounding his possible survival. Evans meticulously researches the historical accounts and interviews eye witnesses to offer an in-depth understanding of the political and social milieu of the time. Written in a clear, engaging style, 'The Story of Louis XVII of France' is a must-read for lovers of French history and the royal family.

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