Hawk and the Dove: Wounds of God (Paperback)

from janerawoof

Another engaging group of stories in the Hawk and the Dove series. Each story is framed around a modern mother, a descendent of Father Peregrine, abbot of a 14th century monastery in northern England and the stories passed down through the family about the monastics at St. Alcuin's Monastery. Eac...

from bgknighton

The story form is a little different, but the stories themselves are just as moving.

from grammy57

This is the second book in the series. Just like the first book the story switches between modern times and the 14th century. There are a few new characters in this book and the other Monks have aged some. The characters were well developed and the editing was well done. (I really have trouble wi...

from Travis1259

This book offered a look into a simple way of life, in terms of life in a monastery and a family with very limited income. And show cased good general advice. All good! But, wrapped around it was a religious strong hold that did not work for me. Too bad, because the stories spoke for them selves ...

from hobbitprincess

Before reading this book, I read the first book in the series, The Hawk and the Dove. This book is the second in the series. It isn't necessary to read the first one to enjoy this one, but it did help me understand it better. A mother during modern times is passing on stories to her daughter, and...