The Lord moves in mysterious ways.
From the moment Sister John and Sister Hyacinthe set out to explore the huge old house left to their abbey by a mysterious benefactor, their cloistered world begins to crumble. First there’s the wounded man hiding in an upstairs closet. Then there’s the old, battered suitcase stuffed with money, sitting at the bottom of the well—not to mention the apparitions in the night or the white powder they find in the pantry’s sugar jars that doesn’t taste like sugar at all....
Lord knows what’s going on. And the sisters, armed only with their faith and boundless energy, are determined to set things right—even if it means a shocking revelation or two about ghosts, gangsters...or murder.

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