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--TLS
'Panos Karnezis writes with assurance of a world which must, perforce, be closed to him' --Daily Mail
'impressive third novel . . . despair, cruelty, generosity, scandal, suspicion, and suicide, all told with immense verve and skill.' --Sunday Times, Culture
'Panos Karnezis's fourth novel is written with the aplomb of a recognised novelist' --Guardian Review
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`The Convent is at once a still, almost silent thing, and a blistering human drama... There is a strength and confidence to Karnezis's prose'. --Times
Those whom God wishes to destroy he first makes mad...
The crumbling convent of Our Lady of Mercy stands alone in an uninhabited part of the Spanish sierra, hidden on a hill among dense pine forest. Its inhabitants are devoted to God, to solitude and silence; six women cut off from the world they've chosen to leave behind.
This is all to change, on the day that Mother Superior Maria Ines discovers a suitcase punctured with air-holes at the entrance to the retreat. Soon she is to find the box and its contents are to have consequences beyond her imagining, and that even in her carefully protected sanctuary she is unable to keep the world, or her past, at bay.
The Convent is storytelling at its very best: enthralling, highly readable and wonderfully atmospheric.
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- EditorialJonathan Cape
- Año de publicación2010
- ISBN 10 0224079344
- ISBN 13 9780224079341
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The Convent
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(2010)
ISBN 10: 0224079344
ISBN 13: 9780224079341
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