Pre-Owned An Unholy Communion (Paperback) by Donna Fletcher Crow

from BrokenTeepee

An Unholy Communion is the third in the Monastery Murders series and my second. I have not yet read the first book. In my review of the previous book in the series I felt this left me at a disadvantage. I am glad I had A Darkly Hidden Truth under my reading belt. Antony and Felicity are leading a...

from eawsmom

Although the book is written well (despite a number of sentence fragments in it, which seem to be the new style of writing), I was not overly impressed with it. There were so many dramatic incidents which might or might not have been due to occult proceedings that they became tedious rather than ...

from delphimo

I consider myself extremely lucky to have won and read all three of the Monasteries Mysteries by Donna Fletcher Crow. I thoroughly enjoyed the first book, A Very Private Grave, but felt that the second novel, A Darkly Hidden Truth was too close to reading a history textbook. The third novel, An U...

from mlnelson01

An Unholy Communion follows the pilgrimage of Felicity and Antony, with their small entourage, through the historic villages of Wales. While they travel on foot, they are met with a variety of perhaps-natural, perhaps-paranormal occurrences – storms, accidents, illnesses, disappearances and suspi...

from Helenoel

Felicity is an American Theology student in Britain, engaged to Father Antony, a priest- presumably Anglican. He ropes her into assisting him in leading a youth pilgrimage in Wales and there are adventures involving occult signs and Evil doings. The book is reasonably well written and I enjoyed g...