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Catherine LeVendeur Mystery: To Wear The White Cloak

A Catherine LeVendeur Mystery

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Catherine LeVendeur is an independent spirit, fiercely loyalty to both her faith and her family. The two sometimes conflict, but even though she has experienced joy and loss, her life is remains committed to preserving what-and who-she loves.Catherine's loyalty is sorely tested, however, when she and her family return to France after a long absence, and discover a Knight Templar has been brutally murdered-and someone is threatening to reveal Catherine's closely held secret about her family's Jewish roots. But Catherine never wavers-neither in her own Christian faith, nor her father's Jewish faith-and ultimately it falls upon her to discover who would kill a soldier of God. . .And why Catherine's family would be targeted in such a horrendous fashion.

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Catherine LeVendeur Mystery: To Wear The White Cloak, Sharan Newman

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2003
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Tytuł
Catherine LeVendeur Mystery: To Wear The White Cloak
Podtytuł
A Catherine LeVendeur Mystery
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2003
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
384
ISBN10
0812584341
ISBN13
9780812584349
Ocena
3,9 z 5
Opis
Catherine LeVendeur is an independent spirit, fiercely loyalty to both her faith and her family. The two sometimes conflict, but even though she has experienced joy and loss, her life is remains committed to preserving what-and who-she loves.Catherine's loyalty is sorely tested, however, when she and her family return to France after a long absence, and discover a Knight Templar has been brutally murdered-and someone is threatening to reveal Catherine's closely held secret about her family's Jewish roots. But Catherine never wavers-neither in her own Christian faith, nor her father's Jewish faith-and ultimately it falls upon her to discover who would kill a soldier of God. . .And why Catherine's family would be targeted in such a horrendous fashion.