The Fairy of Dunes

1450, France. The Hundred Years' War is coming to an end, but in the north, in liberty-loving Brittany, unrest continues. A feud has arisen between two brothers, rulers of the stormy frontier. The elder, Francis of Brittany, has thrown the younger, Gilles, into a stone sack. And there he perished. Black clouds crept across the sky, and following them on the ground - black rumors. Who is right, who is to blame - it's hard to tell. It would be good to repent. But will there be forgiveness? And the hour of the storm approaches, the hour of fateful retribution…
"The Fairy of Dunes," racing across the waves and the pages of Paul Féval's book, presents the reader with another gem of the adventure genre. This novel, one of the most famous in Féval's treasury, is filled with bright feelings and dark passions, the songs of arrows and the clink of swords, chases, ambushes, and sieges. It is an amazing medieval fresco, a light tapestry framed by Breton legends, mysterious and deep as the ocean, which assails the ancient cliffs of the fortress island of Mont-Saint-Michel. For the first time, the novel is published in full and in a completely new translation in Russian.