Joan of Arc
Witness to Unseen Truth
CHARACTER SAMPLE
"I did not ask for this awareness. I wanted to like the things the other girls liked. I wanted to be satisfied with a small life and a quiet heart. But the Voices do not ask for permission. They simply arrive."
Experience the 15th-century Hundred Years' War through the eyes of a girl who rewrote the map of Europe. This collection offers a powerful new way to connect with Joan of Arc’s divine conviction as she moves from the Siege of Orléans to the high-stakes drama of her final trial.
LETTER SAMPLE
Written by
Joan of Arc
"I did not ask for this awareness. I wanted to like the things the other girls liked. I wanted to be satisfied with a small life and a quiet heart. But the Voices do not ask for permission. They simply arrive."
Leave behind the stone statues and meet the girl who saw a fracture in the logic of her world and had the audacity to act on it. At seventeen, Joan was a peasant who had never sat on a warhorse, yet she felt the roar of a calling that forced her out of her father's garden and onto the front lines of a century-long war. These letters reveal the raw pulse of her journey from the mud of a 300-mile march to the glittering coronation at Reims.
Witness the transformation of a girl who refused to be a joke or a mascot. Follow Joan as she navigates the high-stakes politics of a king who abandoned her and the heavy weight of a Suit of white plate armor that made her a symbol of survival. This collection is a study in the cost of certainty and the quiet grit it takes to stand alone against sixty judges and the threat of the pyre. Discover the girl who learned that a single "Yes" to an unshakable truth can break a century of "No."