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Britská trilógia

Táto séria sa ponorí do zložitých vzťahov a bojov o moc v rámci anglikánskej cirkvi. Sledujeme postavy, ako sa potýkajú s vnútornými konfliktmi, politickým tlakom a osobnými dilemami. Prostredníctvom pútavého rozprávania skúma témy viery, doktríny a hľadania zmyslu v nepokojných časoch. Príbehy sa odohrávajú v konkrétnom farnom prostredí, kde sa stretávajú rôzne osobnosti a presvedčenia.

Murmuring Judges
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The Absence of War

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