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| Title | : | The Execution (The Wintergrave Chronicles #1) |
| Author | : | Sharon Cramer |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 347 pages |
| Published | : | February 14th 2012 by B & F Publishing |
| Categories | : | Historical. Historical Fiction. Medieval. Fiction. Romance. Fantasy |
Sharon Cramer
Kindle Edition | Pages: 347 pages Rating: 3.94 | 841 Users | 135 Reviews
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Parallel lives are fated to collide in The Execution, a medieval thriller, dark adventure, and tragic love story set in fourteenth century France. A young priest enters the prison cell of a condemned mercenary and is shocked to see the face of this murderer is his own—a mirror image of himself. Unknown to each other until now, the twins form a bond of brotherhood, sealed with their darkest secrets. But with only hours until the execution, the priest begins to question which man should truly be condemned. Should it be the ruthless killer—a boy from an orphanage who suffered the unimaginable—or himself, the man of God whose own tormented desires ended in tragedy? As the sun rises, the young priest knows what he must do. Only one man will die…but two men will be free.
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| Original Title: | The Execution ASIN B0078JAINA |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Wintergrave Chronicles #1 |
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Ratings: 3.94 From 841 Users | 135 ReviewsCriticize Containing Books The Execution (The Wintergrave Chronicles #1)
Amazing presentation. This novel took two characters, twins separated at birth, and showed how their specific environments played such a huge role in the social construction of each as individuals. Written in alternating chapters of both the present and flashbacks, I was drawn into their world and able to see how the circumstances of each allowed them both to develop in very different ways. Yet, deep down inside, these twins had a connection that was very well expressed in the "present"Two young men, strangers in life, discover the one link that will bond them for eternity. They only knew each other a few hours, but at sunrise, they will each make the ultimate sacrifice for one another. THE EXECUTION by Sharon Cramer takes her readers back to the dark times of fourteenth century France, where thousands dies of illness, leaving families broken and children with no one to care if they live or die. The price of a days meal can buy a child into servitude, to grow up learning from
GREAT book! Such an intriguing read...hard to put down!! Hoping there's a sequel.
I really enjoyed this.Lots of reviewers have commented on historical inaccuracies but my focus is on the story line and writing voice. I'd love to get my hands on the next book...
Two young men, strangers in life, discover the one link that will bond them for eternity. They only knew each other a few hours, but at sunrise, they will each make the ultimate sacrifice for one another. THE EXECUTION by Sharon Cramer takes her readers back to the dark times of fourteenth century France, where thousands dies of illness, leaving families broken and children with no one to care if they live or die. The price of a days meal can buy a child into servitude, to grow up learning from
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I LOVED IT! original, well written, and holy cow! it kept me turning the (electronic) page until the very end.Tomorrowhe would be dead.From the Forward (sic) of The Execution by Sharon CramerOkayjust shoot me, but when theres a spelling error on the very first line of a book (btw, it should be Foreword), it makes me wonder about the rest of the writing (i knowi should complain when i cant even capitalize proper nouns, right?LOL Im soooo improperbut, I digress). anyway, i forgot about that error
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