The apparently unremarkable french farm girl joan of arc rose from the shadows of the fifteenth century to become a symbol of bravery and commitment. She believed that she had been given a divine mission to free her country from english persecution during the hundred years' war, driven by visions from god. Joan, a young military leader, led her men to seemingly impossible triumphs against all odds by displaying unmatched courage on the battlefield. Inside you will read about... •A peasant girl •The voices in joan’s head •The virgin and the dauphin •Joan joins the battle •The inevitable fall •A prisoner of war •The savior of france meets her end at the stake Packed with historical context, psychological analysis, and accounts of his trial, this book offers a deep dive into how power, grief, and ambition led de rais down a path of moral decay and spiritual destruction. Joan of arc’s defender to sorcerer is perfect for readers fascinated by medieval history, the occult, and the dark intersections of power and magic. Whether you're a fan of historical crime, true stories of occultism, or the mysteries of medieval times, this book provides an in-depth narrative of one man’s catastrophic fall from grace into the shadows of sorcery.