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    Prelate. Book 1. Supernatural

    By Olga Kryuchkova

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    A mistress of King Francis I, is accused of witchcraft and of conspiring against her royal lover. She is handed over to inquisitors, even though the marchioness is with child and ready to give birth. The executioner delivers the baby. Inquisitor Henri Dengon orders the executioner to care for the newborn...

    Years pass. René Chaperon, the executioner's adopted son, becomes a young man and begins to display unusual abilities: He has the ability to sense evil spirits. Henri Dengon becomes the chief inquisitor of the kingdom. The new Prelate has no idea what forbidding tests await him...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBadPress
    Release dateFeb 10, 2021
    ISBN9781386249702
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    Prelate. Book 1. Supernatural
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    Olga Kryuchkova

    Olga Kryuchkova began her creative career in 2006. During this time, the author had more than 100 publications and reprints (historical novels, historical adventures, esotericism, art therapy, fantasy). A number of novels were co-written with Elena Kryuchkova.

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