The Sorcerer of Sainte Felice

Ann Finnin

I was only an apprentice. I swear it. By all the angels in Heaven.

Fourteen-year-old Michael de Lorraine has been condemned to death by the Holy Office for sorcery. But just as the flames threaten to consume him, Michael is saved by Abbot Francis and granted refuge at the Benedictine monastery of Sainte Felice. Michael learns that this strange and wonderful place, famous for its healing wine, harbors renegade monk-sorcerers, enchanted gargoyles, and a closely guarded secret: Abbot Francis is the great Seratois, exiled Grand Master of the Fratres Illuminati.

As the church intensifies its cruel efforts at justice, Abbot Francis and the brotherhood are in grave danger. Michael will do anything to protect his mentor, but are his powers great enough to save the monastery from the merciless, bloodthirsty Inquisition?

Blending together magic, miracles, and historical details of life in fifteenth-century France, this unique fantasy offers a vibrant portrayal of one boy's journey of faith.

Published
May 30, 2010
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Ann Finnin

Ann Finnin (Tujunga, California) has degrees in biology and experimental psychology and works as a technical writer for a biotech company. Ann and her husband Dave live with a big black Lab named Hunter. The Sorcerer of Sainte Felice is her debut YA novel.