The Adventures of Gerard

"The Adventures of Gerard" is a collection of lesser-known stories written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle during the time when he had temporarily retired his famous detective character, Sherlock Holmes. The book follows the adventures of Etienne Gerard, a French hussar who believes himself to be the best in his unit. The stories are set during Napoleon's reign and offer a humorous take on both the French and the English. The book contains eight exciting tales, making it a fun read for anyone who enjoys swashbuckling adventures and lighthearted satire."