A Woodland Queen "Reine Des Bois", Volume 3
Author: André Theuriet A Woodland Queen "Reine des Bois" Volume 3 is a captivating tale of love, loss, and the struggle for power in a mystical forest. The third installment of André Theuriet's series follows the journey of the enigmatic queen, who must navigate treacherous political intrigue and confront her own demons to maintain her grip on the throne. With its richly detailed world-building and complex characters, this book is a must-read for fans of fantasy and literary fiction alike.
By André Theuriet · First published 1892 · Genre: Romance, Historical fiction, Drama · 3 chapters · 24,801 words
First lines
Julien had once entertained the hope that Claudet's marriage with Reine would act as a kind of heroic remedy for the cure of his unfortunate passion, he very soon perceived that he had been wofully mistaken. As soon as he had informed the grand chasserot of the success of his undertaking, he became aware that his own burden was considerably heavier. Certainly it had been easier for him to bear uncertainty than the boisterous rapture evinced by his fortunate rival. His jealousy rose against it, and that was all. Now that he had torn from Reine the avowal of her love for Claudet, he was more than ever oppressed by his hopeless passion, and plunged into a condition of complete moral and physical disintegration. It mingled with his blood, his nerves, his thoughts, and possessed him altogether, dwelling within him like an adored and tyrannical mistress.
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- Work type: Novel
- Author: André Theuriet
- Date: 1892 CE
- Language: English
- Genres: Romance, Historical fiction, Drama
- Length: 24,801 words
- Structure: 3 chapters, 434 paragraphs
- Reading fit: Fairly Easy (7th Grade)
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Genres
- Romance — The book explores a deep romantic relationship between the characters, making Romance its primary genre.
- Historical fiction — Theuriet's work is set in a specific historical period and includes details and events relevant to that time, classifying it as Historical fiction.
- Drama — Considering the conflicts, emotions and struggles the characters experience, Drama is another fitting genre for this book.
Tags
Fantasy · French Literature · Classic Fiction · Woodland Setting · Queen Character · Adventure · Romance · Magic Realism · Nature Imagery · Symbolism · Feminist Themes · Gender Roles
Contents
- THE STRANGE, DARK SECRET
- LOVE'S SAD ENDING
- LOVE HEALS THE BROKEN HEART