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A high-stakes historical thriller, as scepticism vies with faith amid the grit and grandeur of post-World-War-I Europe. It's 1923, and Paris is starting to recover from the WWI and the Spanish Flu. Young American Muriel Ross arrives, tasked with photographing antiques acquired by a US senator. But then rumours emerge that a piece of the True Cross has emerged...
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Davis Bunn, a professional novelist for twenty-four years, has sales in excess of seven million copies in twenty languages. He has appeared on numerous national bestseller lists, and his titles have been Main or Featured Selections with every major U.S. bookclub. Davis serves as Writer-In-Residence at Regent s Park College, Oxford University, and has served as lecturer in Oxford s new creative writing program. In 2011, his novel "Lion of Babylon" was named a Best Book of the Year by "Library Journal." The sequel, "Rare Earth," won Davis his fourth Christy Award for Excellence in Fiction in 2013. In 2014, Davis was granted the Lifetime Achievement award by the Christy board of judges."
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In this high-stakes thriller, scepticism vies with faith amid the grit and grandeur of post-World-War-1 Europe
