The Binding meets The Handmaid\'s Tale - Discovering a Book of dark and ancient power, a convent librarian must defend it with her life.
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An ancient power uncoils.
The book\'s voice is growing stronger.
Beatrice must decide.
Her sisters\' lives - or her obsession.
But men of the faith want the Book destroyed, and a zealous preacher has tracked it to her door.
Moments from death, one of them presses something into Beatrice\'s hands: a bewitching Book whose pages have a dangerous life of their own.
Then, one carnival night, two women, bleeding and stricken, are abandoned outside the convent\'s walls.
For years, she has shunned the company of her sisters, finding solace only with her manuscripts.
I read it in two days flat, and wish I had spaced it out more\' ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
READER REVIEW Beatrice is the convent\'s librarian. \'A wonderfully rich and absorbing tale\' Observer \'Expertly crafted and beautifully told\' Jennifer Saint \' All so good.
Perfect for fans of dark academia and Historical Feminist fiction.
The Binding meets The Handmaid\'s Tale - Discovering a Book of dark and ancient power, a convent librarian must defend it with her life
