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The Garden of Martyrs

Michael C. White
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362
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
MysteriousPress.com/Open Road

About

A Catholic parish is torn apart when two of its members are accused of murder 1806 is not a good time to be Catholic in Boston. When a man is brutally killed on the Boston Post Road, two unsuspecting Irishmen are charged with the crime. For five months they rot in prison, denied a lawyer until just two days before the hearing. It is a mockery of justice-a one-day trial that results in a unanimous verdict: The Irishmen will be hanged, dissected, and dismembered.   Comforting them falls to Father Cheverus, a French émigré struggling to adapt to life in the New World. It is his duty to help the condemned find peace, but any overture he makes to the prisoners will be met with an anti-Catholic backlash that could destroy his fledgling congregation. As he walks a fraught path, the priest must decide: Is his obligation to his flock, or to God?

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Reviews

"Brilliantly understated . . . This dazzling first novel deserves a place in all collections."
Booklist on A Brother's Blood
"[White's] strength lies in his characters and his use of language to evoke the dark woods of rural Maine and the even darker lives of the people who spent the war years there."
Booklist on A Brother's Blood
"A stark, stunningly well-written first novel."
The New York Times on A Brother's Blood

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