The Seemingly Endless Book Challenge
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shadowkatNext prompt in the seemingly endless book challenge:
A book set somewhere that you've always wanted to visit
Eh... The Seville Communion by Arturo Perez-Reverte
A“diabolically good” hacker puts a message on the pope’s computer, pleading for him to save a seventeenth-century Spanish church—a church that is killing to defend itself.Although Our Lady of the Tears is but a crumbling baroque building in the heart of Seville, it is also the center of a multilayered mystery—one that will force ecclesiastical sleuth Father Lorenzo Quart to question his loyalty, his vow of chastity, and his faith itself.
Read it about fifteen or sixteen years ago. Can't remember it very well. Can't even remember exactly when I read it - except that it was somewhere around 2002.
I do remember loving it at the time. I don't know if it holds up well or not. Just that I've always wanted to visit Seville, Spain - maybe in five years? I'll visit Peru when the pandemic is over, then possibly Hawaii, and then New Zealand, and then Africa, and then Seville - or maybe London or Canada if my niece ends up going to school there.
A book set somewhere that you've always wanted to visit
Eh... The Seville Communion by Arturo Perez-Reverte
A“diabolically good” hacker puts a message on the pope’s computer, pleading for him to save a seventeenth-century Spanish church—a church that is killing to defend itself.Although Our Lady of the Tears is but a crumbling baroque building in the heart of Seville, it is also the center of a multilayered mystery—one that will force ecclesiastical sleuth Father Lorenzo Quart to question his loyalty, his vow of chastity, and his faith itself.
Read it about fifteen or sixteen years ago. Can't remember it very well. Can't even remember exactly when I read it - except that it was somewhere around 2002.
I do remember loving it at the time. I don't know if it holds up well or not. Just that I've always wanted to visit Seville, Spain - maybe in five years? I'll visit Peru when the pandemic is over, then possibly Hawaii, and then New Zealand, and then Africa, and then Seville - or maybe London or Canada if my niece ends up going to school there.