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"At Odds with the Regent: A Story of the Cellamare Conspiracy" by Burton Egbert Stevenson and Anna Whelan Betts plunges readers into the heart of 18th-century France, amidst swirling court intrigue and perilous adventure. This historical fiction vividly depicts the infamous Cellamare Conspiracy of 1718, a pivotal moment of political unrest.
Experience the drama and danger as the narrative unfolds, exploring themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the relentless pursuit of power. Stevenson and Betts masterfully craft a tale of suspense, drawing upon historical events to create a compelling story of conspiracy and its far-reaching consequences.
Perfect for enthusiasts of historical fiction and action-adventure, "At Odds with the Regent" offers a glimpse into a fascinating period, brought to life with meticulous detail and a gripping narrative. This edition preserves the timeless appeal of a classic story of political machinations and personal courage.
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