The Dark Shadows of Kaysersberg (The French Orphan) by Michael Stolle

 

The Dark Shadows of Kaysersberg 
(The French Orphan)
By Michael Stolle

Publication Date: 27th December 2020
Publisher:  Independently Published
Page Length: 371
Genre: Historical Fiction

A Deadly Betrayal. A Dangerous Secret. A Nobleman on the Run.

Paris, 1644.

Armand de Saint Paul is a man of privilege—until a duel gone wrong turns his life into a nightmare. Framed, disgraced, and hunted by powerful enemies, he is forced to flee the opulence of the Royal Court to hide outside France.

But survival in 17th-century Europe is no easy feat. In a world ruled by deception and ambition, Armand must uncover the truth behind the conspiracies that want to destroy him—before the shadows claim him forever.

A Castle in the Grips of Intrigue. A Man Caught Between Duty and Love.

From the glittering salons of Paris to a fortified castle in Alsace, Armand de Saint Paul must navigate a perilous world of spies, secret alliances, and deadly betrayals. Can he reclaim his honour, or will the dark forces at play consume him?

A riveting tale of ambition, vengeance, love, and survival in the age of musketeers and monarchs.

Perfect for fans of:

✔ Alexandre Dumas – Swashbuckling adventure & courtly intrigue

✔ Kate Quinn – High-stakes historical drama & suspense

✔ Hilary Mantel – Immersive historical realism & power struggles

Why readers love it:

✔ Fast-paced storytelling that keeps you turning pages

✔ Authentic historical setting, rich in political intrigue

✔ A hero’s journey filled with deception, love, honour, and redemption

Step into the dark heart of 17th-century France and Germany, where loyalty is a gamble and survival is never guaranteed.

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Michael Stolle

Michael Stolle, award-winning and best-selling author, was born and educated in Europe. His enduring passion for history has deeply enriched his understanding of the human experience. Through his exploration, he has arrived at a powerful insight: the core essence of humanity is timeless, remaining as relevant today as it was in the 17th century.

Stolle started his writing journey in 2012, and since then, he has enthralled readers worldwide, selling over 100,000 copies of his books. His compelling narratives offer an immersive experience that breathes life into the richness of history, inviting readers to engage with the past in an intimate and vivid way.