The Fourth Level - Book Eight - Bon Vacances

In recognition for the tremendous humanitarian servitude of the Cabernet family, notably Derby Martel de la Cabernet, the French government has awarded Charlemagne de la Cabernet, and by extension, the Cabernet family with France's highest merit. Not soon after finding himself in the limelight of the press, the mainstream media turn on Charlemagne as he wanders into a Gilets Jaune protest in Paris, making populist remarks and showing his support for the protests against the French government, which the media come to interpret as 'racist' and claim that the Cabernet family is not even French at all in an attempt to delegitimize the family and their honor. Furious, Charlemagne, his girlfriend, and the children set off on a road trip across all of that composes the French realm, meeting with locals and seeing the beautiful countryside and many cities of France as he attempts to prove the media wrong. However, this good family vacation quickly turns deadly as 'accidents' begin to occur that are too coincidental to even be determined to be accidental, but appear to be the work of an assassin. Is it all a coincidence? Is there an assassin? Is the Cabernet family even French? Why would someone want to assassinate Charlemagne? Is it political or more...?

Author: Nicholas Huntley

Publisher: Whitewolf Publishing

Publication Date: Feb 16, 2019

Number of Pages: 266 pages

Language: English

Binding: Paperback

ISBN-10: 1988765250

ISBN-13: 9781988765259