Castle
to Castle by Ralph Manheim, Louis-Ferdinand D. Celine
An autobiographical novel by a French collaborator.
Paperback from Dalkey Archive Pr
Book Published: April, 1997
Charlotte
Gray: A Novel by Sebastian Faulks
Hardcover from Random House
Book Published: 02 February, 1999
Special Order
France
at War: Vichy and the Historians by Sarah Fishman, Robert Zaretsky, Leonard V. Smith, Loannis Sinanoglou,
Laura Lee Downs, David Lake, Ioannis Sinanoglou
Hardcover from Berg Pub Ltd
Book Published: January, 2002
The
6th Lamentation A Novel by William Brodrick
Book Description: Larkwood Priory, England: Father Anselm is stopped
by an old man. What, he is asked, should a man do when the world has turned
against him? Anselm's response: claim sanctuary. But the answer sets off
more trouble than he ever could have imagined when the man returns, demanding
the protection of the Church. He is Eduard Schwermann, a suspected Nazi
war criminal.
Agnes Aubret has unburdened a secret to her granddaughter Lucy. Fifty
years earlier, Agnes was in occupied Paris, risking her life to smuggle
Jewish children to safety-until her group was exposed by an SS officer:
Eduard Schwermann.
Not only has the Church granted Schwermann sanctuary before; in 1944
it helped him escape from France to begin a new life in Britain. As Anselm
attempts to find out why and as Lucy delves deeper into her grandmother's
past, their investigations dovetail to form a remarkable story.
William Brodrick makes a dazzling debut in this literary thriller where
two seemingly unconnected lives gradually, shockingly converge. Brodrick,
himself a former Augustinian friar, is a master of precision plotting,
morally complex characterization, and crisp historical re-creation. In
Father Anselm, Brodrick has crafted a unique and compelling hero. And The
6th Lamentation promises to be the literary thriller discovery of the season.
Hardcover from Viking Press
Book Published: 10 July, 2003
