Title: Bluebeard
Description: Bluebeard is a fast paced, well-written story documenting the history behind the reign of terror imposed on Europe by Gilles de Rais, the infamous Bluebeard. The author brings the reader into the castles, pageants, battles and dungeons of medieval Europe to explore the enigma that was the life of the man, who fought bravely and valiantly alongside Joan of Arc in pursuit of a higher cause then descended into the dark depths of sexual exploitation of children which made him an historical monster. But what is it that causes a man to develop to being such a person? The author focuses on the man s life and the foundation set for his mental and intellectual development, then explores his life subsequent to the sword clashing, blood-letting battles alongside Joan of Arc. She raises questions, presents hypotheses from genetic disposition to PTSD to explain the demonic action of the man. It is a book that gives the reader a breath-taking experience and presents thought-provoking possibilities as to why a man who led a life of valor as a brave warrior could descend into the dark depths of depravity.
Subjects: Criminals, Psychology, Hundred Years' War, 1339-1453, Hundred Years' War (1339-1453) fast (OCoLC)fst00963888, Biography, History, Bluebeard (Legendary character), Marshals, France, biography, Nobility, france, Children, crimes against, France, history
Places: France
People: Joan of Arc, Saint (1412-1431), Gilles de Rais (1404-1440)
Time periods: Charles VII, 1422-1461