Les Pardaillan — Tome 05 : Pardaillan et Fausta

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Les Pardaillan — Tome 05 : Pardaillan et Fausta

by Michel Zévaco

FR·~10 hours·28 chapters

Chapters

28 total

MICHEL ZÉVACO - LES PARDAILLAN-5

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Pardaillan et Fausta

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I. LA MORT DE FAUSTA

7:04

II. LE GRAND INQUISITEUR D'ESPAGNE

8:57

III. LA VIEILLESSE DE SIXTE-QUINT

6:21

IV. LE REVEIL DE FAUSTA

6:15

V. LA DERNIÈRE PENSÉE DE SIXTE-QUINT

7:10

VI. LE CHEVALIER DE PARDAILLAN

16:40

VII. BUSSI-LECLERC

7:12

VIII. TROIS ANCIENNES CONNAISSANCES

15:06
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Description

In the shadow of the Vatican, February 1590 brings a grim procession to the Piazza del Popolo. A young, beautiful princess named Fausta stands condemned on an execution scaffold, her fate tangled with the ambitions of Pope Sixtus V’s court and a secret child born in captivity. The air crackles with fierce vows as the pope’s ambitious nephew, the newly appointed cardinal, and a ruthless judge clash over whether any power can spare her life.

Meanwhile, the fearless swordsman Pardaillan, the only man Fausta ever loved, races through Rome’s twisting alleys to reach the condemned tower. His loyalty drives him into a deadly duel with the cardinal’s envoys, while whispers of hidden armor and treacherous alliances swirl around every stone. The opening act promises a storm of honor, forbidden love, and a city where loyalty and betrayal move at the same rhythm, setting the stage for an unforgettable, blood‑stained adventure.

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Language

fr

Duration

~10 hours (585K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Renald Levesque

Release date

Sep 25, 2004

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Michel Zévaco

Michel Zévaco

1860–1918

Known for fast-moving historical adventures and a rebellious streak, this French feuilleton writer mixed swashbuckling drama with sharp political feeling. His Pardaillan novels made him a favorite of readers who loved intrigue, danger, and heroes who refused to bow to authority.

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