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Amidst the opulence of Louis XIV's France, a story of defiance and faith unfolds.

In a time where faith and freedom clash, Jeanne Delpech de Castanet and her husband Jacob, stand as pillars of courage amidst the turmoil of Louis XIV's reign of intolerance.

Their life of privilege is under siege as the king's soldiers ruthlessly target the Huguenot "heretics." With their home ransacked and their children's safety hanging by a thread, the couple's resolve is pushed to its limits. Will their unwavering belief in their principles and liberty of conscience be enough to shield their family from the harrowing consequences of their defiance?

Witness the struggle for faith, the fight for freedom, and the undying spirit of a couple who refuse to surrender their convictions.

Merchants of Virtue is more than a novel—it's a journey through the rich tapestry of history, inspired by true events. It's the first gripping installment in the Huguenot Chronicles that promises adventure, historical depth, and an inspirational tale of resilience.

Embrace the adventure, feel the courage, and discover the power of conviction. Get your copy of Merchants of Virtue today!

Also available in print and audiobook formats.

What Amazon readers are saying:

★★★★★ "Compelling and enlightening, a must-read for lovers of historical fiction."

★★★★★ "As a Huguenot descendant, delighted by this meaningful story. Highlights the importance of family."

★★★★★ "Spell-binding! Couldn't wait to continue reading after work."

★★★★★ "Great novel with well-drawn characters and an interesting historical background."

★★★★★ "An emotional journey through history, beautifully blending fact with fiction."

Paul C.R. Monk worked for 9 years as an English foreign language teacher before becoming a script writer. He has collaborated on scores of narrative projects from learning methods and video games for handheld devices to AAA titles such as the critically acclaimed Assassin's Creed Syndicate set in Victorian London. His debut novel won the Literary Classics Eloquent Quill Award. Monk now lives near Cambridge with his French wife and their three young sons. He can be found online at www.paulcrmonk.com, on Twitter @pcrmonk, and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/paulcrmonkauthor/. For exclusive updates, sneak peeks, and giveaways, sign up for Paul C.R. Monk’s Newsletter on his website.