The Long Night

"The Long Night" by Stanley Weyman transports readers to 17th-century Geneva during a time of siege and conspiracy. This historical fiction novel plunges into a dramatic period in Switzerland's past, exploring themes of conflict and resilience.

Set against the backdrop of the siege of Geneva in 1602, the story captures the tension and uncertainty of a city under threat. Weyman masterfully evokes the atmosphere of a city braced for war, where intrigue and danger lurk around every corner.

A classic of historical fiction, "The Long Night" offers a thrilling adventure rooted in a pivotal moment in European history. Readers interested in action, military conflict, and meticulously researched historical settings will find themselves captivated by this tale of courage and intrigue.

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