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The Jester | James Patterson & Andrew Gross
The Jester | James Patterson & Andrew Gross
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The Jester: A Novel
| ISBN-13 | 9780316602051 |
|---|---|
| Authors | James Patterson & Andrew Gross |
| Format | Hardcover |
| Publisher | Little, Brown and Company |
| Publication Date | March 03, 2003 |
| Page Count | 457 |
| Subjects | Historical Fiction, Thriller, Action & Adventure |
Extended Synopsis
Hugh De Luc, a humble innkeeper, returns from the First Crusade disillusioned by the carnage of war. His homecoming, however, turns into a nightmare: his son has been killed, and his beloved wife, Sophie, has been kidnapped—all part of a desperate search for a priceless relic dating back to the crucifixion. Driven by grief and a singular purpose, Hugh assumes the identity of a jester, infiltrating the very court where his wife is held captive to launch a daring rescue.
The Jester is a high-impact medieval thriller that masterfully weaves historical fiction with suspense. Patterson and Gross deliver a gripping narrative partitioned into multi-act episodic movements, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as Hugh navigates the treacherous politics and brutal realities of his era.
Reader Targeting
- Fans of epic historical fiction and medieval-themed narratives.
- Readers who enjoy fast-paced thrillers with high-stakes rescue missions.
- Followers of James Patterson's suspenseful storytelling style.
About the Authors
James Patterson is one of the most prolific and recognized authors in the world, renowned for his command of the thriller genre. Andrew Gross is a bestselling author known for his masterful plotting and intricate suspense, creating a seamless collaboration that elevates the historical epic.
Accolades & Features
This volume features a dramatic text block and a meticulously designed layout, complete with decorative typographical drop-caps and period-specific visual vectors that enhance the reading experience. It is a standout title in modern historical suspense.
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