The Wandering Jew — Complete
by Eugène Sue
"The Wandering Jew — Complete" by Eugène Sue is a novel published in 1844. Scattered descendants of a persecuted Huguenot family must reunite in Paris to claim a massive fortune that has grown for 150 years. As they journey from across the globe, the Jesuit Order schemes to seize the inheritance, placing deadly obstacles in their paths. Meanwhile, two immortal protectors—the Wandering Jew and his sister—work to ensure the family's survival, though the heirs remain unaware of their guardians' existence.
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