
bête du Gévaudan
by Élie Berthet
'bête du Gévaudan' Summary
Au cœur du XVIIIe siècle, la région française du Gévaudan est plongée dans la terreur. Une bête sauvage, décrite comme un loup immense et féroce, sème la panique et la mort. Des habitants sont attaqués et tués, le mystère entourant l'identité de la bête ne cesse de grandir. Les autorités, impuissantes face à la menace, déclenchent une chasse implacable pour traquer la créature. La population, prise de panique, se retrouve à la merci d'une terreur qui ne cesse de s'intensifier. Les rumeurs se propagent, alimentant les craintes et les soupçons. Certains parlent d'un loup ordinaire, d'autres d'un loup-garou, et d'autres encore d'une force surnaturelle. Au fil des pages, Élie Berthet nous entraîne dans un tourbillon d'événements terribles, de chasseurs courageux et de peur irrationnelle. La bête du Gévaudan devient une légende qui se transmet de génération en génération, laissant derrière elle un mystère qui n'a jamais été totalement résolu.Book Details
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