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The Cardinal's Man

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Pub Date Nov 01 2018 | Archive Date Nov 02 2017


Description

It's over a century before the Revolution and France is under siege. The Thirty Years' War has spread across Europe, alliances are stretched to breaking point and enemies advance on every side. And while Louis XIII sits on the throne, the real power lies with the notorious Cardinal Richelieu. Now, with Richelieu's health failing and France in grave danger, salvation may yet be found in the most unlikely form. Sebastian Morra, born into poverty and with terrible deformities, is a dwarf on a mission. Through a mixture of brains and luck, he has traveled far from his village to become a jester at the royal court. And with a talent for making enemies, he is soon drawn into the twilight world of Cardinal Richelieu, where he discovers he might just be the only man with the talents to save France from her deadliest foes.

It's over a century before the Revolution and France is under siege. The Thirty Years' War has spread across Europe, alliances are stretched to breaking point and enemies advance on every...


Advance Praise

'Gritty and lively... a colourful depiction of 17th century France'
– CAROL BIRCH, author of Jamrach's Menagerie

'Intelligent, cunning and occasionally reckless, Sebastian Morra lights up The Cardinal's Man with his zest for survival. The excesses and squalor of 17th century France are brought viscerally and vividly to life in this engaging, beautifully researched novel'
VICTORIA BLAKE, author of The Return of the Courtesan

'Gritty and lively... a colourful depiction of 17th century France'
– CAROL BIRCH, author of Jamrach's Menagerie

'Intelligent, cunning and occasionally reckless, Sebastian Morra lights up The...


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