Philip Fletcher is half English, half French, and all hero. When war breaks out in France, Philip joins his cousin, Francois De Laville, to fight for the Huguenot’s right to freedom of worship. Together, they engage in many close battles, embark on secret missions and rapidly gain the approval of their superiors. No adventure proves to be as perilous as the night of St. Bartholomew’s Eve. With Paris in the throes of an erupting massacre, and soldiers tearing at the door of the lady whom Philip loves, how will the cousins manage a rescue and an escape?

This version of the book comes with an editors preface to add extra context and information to aid the reader.

Saint Bartholomew’s Eve (Annotated)
• Active Table of Contents
• Author Biography
• Editor’s Historical Preface