New Amazon kdp Historical Novel by Theriault Unveils Forgotten Acadian Tragedy of 1758

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Claude Edwin Theriault’s latest work, “Between Isle Saint Jean and La France,” brings to light a heart-wrenching chapter of Acadian history that has long been overlooked. This meticulously researched historical novel recounts the tragic events of December 10, 1758, when 700 Acadian lives were lost at sea during the tumultuous period known as the Great Upheaval.

## Uncovering a Lost Story of the French Acadian deportation of 1755

Set against the backdrop of the French Acadian deportation 1755, Theriault’s novel delves into the forced deportation of Acadians from their homeland. The story focuses on the ill-fated journey of 700 Acadians aboard the ships Rose and Duke William La Ruby, which met their demise in the stormy North Atlantic.

The author’s vivid prose transports readers to 18th-century Isle Saint-Jean (modern-day Prince Edward Island) and onto the treacherous waters of the Atlantic. Theriault’s attention to historical detail provides a rich context for understanding the geopolitical complexities of the era while never losing sight of the human drama at the heart of this tragedy.

## A Blend of Historical Accuracy and Compelling Narrative

“Between Isle Saint Jean and La France” stands out for its seamless integration of rigorous historical research and engaging storytelling. Theriault brings the past to life with immersive descriptions of Acadian culture, the harsh realities of maritime travel in the 1750s, and the personal