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The Burning Times by Jeanne Kalogridis - The year is 1357. The Inquisition rages throughout medieval France, searching ruthlessly for heretics. In an epic ta
The year is 1357. The Inquisition rages throughout medieval France, searching ruthlessly for heretics. In an epic tale of passion, mystery, and unspeakable danger, one woman faces the flamesand triumphs. Mother Marie Françoise, born Sybille, is a midwife with a precocious gift for magic -- a gift that makes her a prime target for persecution at the hands of the Church. She flees her village and takes refuge in a Franciscan sisterhood. Before long, Sybille's unusual powers bring her under the scrutiny of the Inquisition. Michel, a pious and compassionate monk sent to hear her confession, finds himself drawn more intimately into Sybille's life and destiny than either of them could have imagined. Like a magician herself, Jeanne Kalogridis weaves a tale of star-crossed love, of faith and heresy, of mysticism and witchcraft, against a fascinating historical backdrop -- the Black Death, the Hundred Years' War, and the catastrophic defeat of France at the hands of the English. The result is a page-turning novel about one of the most intriguing periods in history.
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The Burning Times, Book by Jeanne Kalogridis, Official Publisher Page
The Burning Times by Jeanne Kalogridis
The Burning Times: A Novel of Medieval France: Jeanne Kalogridis: 9780684869247
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The Burning Times by Jeanne Kalogridis
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The Burning Times by Jeanne Kalogridis
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