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Minou Joubert, a nineteen‑year‑old apprentice in her father’s bookshop in Carcassonne, receives an anonymous letter bearing a distinctive family crest. The cryptic five‑word message, "She knows that you live," sets off a tense investigation that compels her to help Piet Reydon, a young Huguenot convert with a dangerous mission. As tensions between Catholics and Protestants rise, Minou and Piet find themselves in the heart of the religious turmoil that grips Toulouse. Their journey is complicated by shifting loyalties, deadly conspiracies, and a long‑hidden document that threatens to alter power structures in Puivert. Set against the backdrop of 1562 France, the novel blends crime, romance, and historical intrigue.
First publish date: 2018
Genre: Historical Fiction/Medieval Historical Fiction
Authors: Kate Mosse
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