A Jura-born author brings suspense to regional history with a new book of 50 eerie tales from Franche-Comté, priced at 12 euros for the holiday season.
Author releases new regional history book
The Jura-born author Anthony Soares has released a new book that continues his exploration of regional history in Franche-Comté, this time focusing on mysterious and suspenseful stories. Following two previous publications, this latest work aims to engage readers with tales that blend local history with eerie and unusual events.Book features fifty unsettling stories
The book compiles fifty stories from cities and villages in Franche-Comté, each presenting a strange or macabre occurrence. These include reports of an unusual aquatic animal in Mandeure, a mysterious appearance in a cemetery in Mélecey, and the discovery of a mummy in a stream in Chavannes-les-Grands.Sources include historical archives
The author claims that some of the facts presented in the book are new and sourced directly from historical archives. These accounts are designed to evoke emotions and highlight lesser-known aspects of Franche-Comté’s past, encouraging readers to explore the region's history in a fresh way.Book is marketed as a holiday gift
Priced at 12 euros, the book is being promoted as an original and engaging gift for the holiday season. It is available for purchase online through the website of Cêtre editions at www.editions cetre.com/.