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Journal Entry 1 by ealasaidmae from New Orleans, Louisiana USA on Wednesday, October 20, 2010
from the back: "Larkwood Priory, Suffolk, 1995: Following his afternoon confessions, Father Anselm is stopped by an old man. What, he is asked, should a man do when the world has turned against him? Anselm's response - claim sanctuary - is to have greater resonance than he could ever have imagined, for the man returns demanding the protection of the Church. He is Eduard Schwermann, a suspected Nazi war criminal. Meanwhile, with her life running out, Agnes Aubret unburdens a secret to her granddaughter, Lucy. Fifty years earlier Agnes lived in occupied Paris and risked her life to smuggle Jewish children to safety until her group was exposed by an SS officer: Eduard Schwermann. As Father Anselm struggles to discover the truth about Schwermann's history and Lucy delves ever deeper into her grandmother's past, their investigations dovetail to reveal a remarkable story, in which two seemingly unconnected lives shockingly converge. A master of crisp historical re-creation, precision plotting, and morally complex characterization, William Broderick makes a dazzling debut in this deeply suspenseful literary thriller."
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Journal Entry 2 by ealasaidmae at St. Albans, West Virginia USA on Sunday, October 16, 2011
This is an excellent book. I wish I could have read it more quickly but some parts are difficult going and I had to keep putting it aside. I don't know what to say without giving away some of the plot, except that I really loved this.
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Journal Entry 3 by ealasaidmae at Post Office in St. Albans, West Virginia USA on Thursday, February 23, 2012
Released 3 mos ago (2/22/2012 UTC) at Post Office in St. Albans, West Virginia USA WILD RELEASE NOTES:
Welcome to Bookcrossing! I've registered this book here so that I can keep up on where it goes, who reads it, and what they thought of it. Please leave a quick journal entry so I know it's safe with you, then read and enjoy! When you're through, pass the book along to someone else who will appreciate it. We can all track this book's journey and the lives it touches forever more! Thank You!
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