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The Season of the Beast - Andrea H. Japp, Lorenza Garcia
The Season of the Beast
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'The season of the beast was near - ' 1304. The King of France and the Church are locked in a battle for power that will also decide the fate of the Knights Templar and Hospitaller. Meanwhile in the Normandy countryside, young widow Agnes de Souarcy, the beautiful lady of the manor, is fighting... show more
'The season of the beast was near - ' 1304. The King of France and the Church are locked in a battle for power that will also decide the fate of the Knights Templar and Hospitaller. Meanwhile in the Normandy countryside, young widow Agnes de Souarcy, the beautiful lady of the manor, is fighting to retain her independent way of life, aware that her spiteful half-brother will do anything to destroy her. These two different worlds collide in the forest near Souarcy, where a terrifying creature begins to kill and mutilate a succession of monks on their way to deliver a secret message of momentous importance. In the first Agnes de Souarcy Chronicle, Andrea Japp offers the reader a fast-paced, multi-layered mystery within a richly imagined portrait of medieval France.
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Format: paperback
ISBN: 9781906040109 (1906040109)
Publisher: Gallic Books
Pages no: 352
Edition language: English
Series: La Dame sans terre (#1)
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Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it
3.5 The Season of the Beast (La Dame sans terre #1) by Andrea H. Japp, Lorenza Garcia (Translator)
bookshelves: one-penny-wonder, historical-fiction, france, spring-2010, medieval5c-16c, plague-disease, published-2006, mystery-thriller, serial-killer, spies, translation, paper-read, series Recommended for: Anna 22 Birthday Read from April 12 to 13, 2010 Translated by Lorenza GarciaManoir de ...
Cushla
Cushla rated it
Synopsis‘The season of the beast was near…’ 1304. The King of France and the Church are locked in a battle for power that will also decide the fate of the Knights Templar and Hospitaller.Meanwhile in the Normandy countryside, young widow Agnes de Souarcy, the beautiful lady of the manor, is fighting...
Chris' Fish Place
Chris' Fish Place rated it
2.0
In a moment of weakness, I succumbed to the temptation of the AOL gossip page. What can I say? I was tired. I was bored. Anyhow, there was a story about Chelsea Handler (I think it was her) who went on a tear about Angelina Jolie and why Jolie doesn't have any female friends.The lead character i...
carey
carey rated it
Bettie - I hope you heard my scream....So infuriating, I couldn't give it more three stars as I have no idea how its going to end, who the hell is the mysterious robed figure, etc etc. This book is enough to drive me mad, not one question answered! Although I love Agnes and I gave a whoop of joy whe...
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it
4.0
Translated by Lorenza GarciaManoir de Souarcy-en-Perch, Winter 1294Agnès de Souarcy stood before the hearth in her chamber calmly contemplating the dying embers.How can it end like that?????? I will have to have the next one.....
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