The Lord of Luserna - Speckhals, D. J.
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One book could change the world-or cost them everything. It's 1459, and former monk Andreas de Bonomo has found his place among the Vallense Christians of the Angrogna Valley. He's preparing for life as a preacher-and life with Constanza Pavarin. But when he learns of an ancient New Testament manuscript rescued from Constantinople, he can't ignore the opportunity to make God's Word available to all. Now Andreas faces an unknown enemy who wants the Vallenses and their Bible crushed forever. How far will Andreas and Constanza go to protect the Word of God? And how far will the mysterious Lord of…mehr

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One book could change the world-or cost them everything. It's 1459, and former monk Andreas de Bonomo has found his place among the Vallense Christians of the Angrogna Valley. He's preparing for life as a preacher-and life with Constanza Pavarin. But when he learns of an ancient New Testament manuscript rescued from Constantinople, he can't ignore the opportunity to make God's Word available to all. Now Andreas faces an unknown enemy who wants the Vallenses and their Bible crushed forever. How far will Andreas and Constanza go to protect the Word of God? And how far will the mysterious Lord of Luserna go to stop them? Embark on a thrilling journey from the wild beauty of the Alps to the bustling streets of Florence at the dawn of the Renaissance, as scholars rediscover ancient works and new ideas thrive . . . and one long-forgotten book can change the fate of the world.
Autorenporträt
D. J. Speckhals is the author of "Witnesses of the Light," a historical fiction series taking place in the fifteenth century featuring the Waldensians. "Heretics of Piedmont" is the first in that series.Since he was a young boy, Dustin has been passionate about history and geography. He spent many school nights up late studying National Geographic and Rand McNally atlases trying to capture a glimpse of the world outside his home in Michigan. After receiving his B.A. in Pastoral Theology in 2009, he married Andrea and moved to southeast Pennsylvania, where he has made his career as a software developer.Other than writing, Dustin enjoys serving in various ministries in his local church, running, critiquing pizza, and going on adventures with his wife, Andrea, and their four kids.