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A rich and powerful exploration of desire, sin and redemption, by one of our best chroniclers of faith in the 21st century.

I enjoyed it enormously. The story is so interesting, the theme so important and pertinent, and the fluency and lightness of touch so engaging to read. PHILIP PULLMAN

A novel that probes any number of aggressive varieties of moralism, while testing the reader''s own moral alertness for rigour, realism and generosity. An engrossing, three-dimensional, grown-up narrative. ROWAN WILLIAMS

An irresistibly readable, thoughtful and characteristically witty examination of the quandaries and compromises faced by the Church of England in an era of decline . . . I loved this book for its lightness of touch about serious subjects and for dialogue that glitters like clashing rapiers. MIRANDA SEYMOUR

As a woman in the early 1980s, Clarissa Phipps is unable to pursue her priestly vocation. Instead, she joins th

The Choice

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      Publisher Quercus Publishing
      Published 1 November 2024
      ISBN-13 9781529425765
      978-1529425765
      ISBN-10 152942576X
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      Description

      Book Synopsis

      A rich and powerful exploration of desire, sin and redemption, by one of our best chroniclers of faith in the 21st century.

      I enjoyed it enormously. The story is so interesting, the theme so important and pertinent, and the fluency and lightness of touch so engaging to read. PHILIP PULLMAN

      A novel that probes any number of aggressive varieties of moralism, while testing the reader''s own moral alertness for rigour, realism and generosity. An engrossing, three-dimensional, grown-up narrative. ROWAN WILLIAMS

      An irresistibly readable, thoughtful and characteristically witty examination of the quandaries and compromises faced by the Church of England in an era of decline . . . I loved this book for its lightness of touch about serious subjects and for dialogue that glitters like clashing rapiers. MIRANDA SEYMOUR

      As a woman in the early 1980s, Clarissa Phipps is unable to pursue her priestly vocation. Instead, she joins th

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