Finnglas and the Stones of Choosing by Fay Sampson

Finnglas and the Stones of Choosing by Fay Sampson

Intrigue, terrorism, history, art, and the secrets of the Church collide in a relentless page-turning thriller

An elegant, twisty thriller in which a gay couple investigates a mysterious suicide in a scenic Italian hill town. It's not hard to imagine that this book could do for Orvieto what Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil did for Savannah. (Armistead Maupin, author of the internationally acclaimed Tales of the City)

An American couple in Italy investigate the suicide of a cleric in the picturesque Italian city of Orvieto--and find themselves plunged into a conspiracy that may destroy the Catholic Church. In the stunning thriller Upon This Rock, San Francisco business executive Lee Maury and his husband Adriano come to Orvieto to soak in the city's beauty and rich history, but Lee becomes fascinated with a local tragedy, the suicide one year earlier of Deacon Andrea, a much-loved candidate for the priesthood.

Growing obsessed with learning the truth behind Andrea's death, Lee and Adriano stumble upon a conspiracy of terrorism, human trafficking, and a plot to destroy one of the Church's most sacred shrines--all somehow linked across 500 years to Renaissance Pope Clement VI, who escaped to Orvieto after the sack of Rome in 1527. Before they know it, Lee and Adriano's dream vacation becomes a race to save innocent lives--and not get killed in the process.

Sampson, Fay: - Fay Sampson now lives in Devon, after many years abroad. A keen genealogist, she has traced some of her ancestors to before the Norman Conquest, and is constantly adding to her tree. She is the author of both children's and adult books, many of which are based on history or myths and legends.

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ISBN 13	9780745911243
ISBN 10	0745911242
Titel	Finnglas and the Stones of Choosing
Autor	Fay Sampson
Serie	The Pangur Ban Series
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Bindungsart	Hardback
Verlag	SPCK Publishing
Erscheinungsjahr	1986-06-27
Seitenanzahl	128
Hinweis auf dem Einband	Die Abbildung des Buches dient nur Illustrationszwecken, die tatsächliche Bindung, das Cover und die Auflage können sich davon unterscheiden.
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