House of Honor: The Heist of Caravaggio's Nativity
House of Honor: The Heist of Caravaggio's Nativity
"With lyrical language and vivid description, House of Honor captivated me from the first page to the last. Philbrick will transport you to the Italy of the 1960s and the Renaissance era, complete with reproductions of Caravaggio's masterpieces...It is reminiscent of The Godfather meets The Da Vinci Code, but with a redemptive twist. Masterfully crafted and beautifully written!" Taryn R. Hutchison Author of One Degree of Freedom and Two Lights of Hope
"The title of Margaret Philbrick's House of Honor hints at the dark backdrop for her suspenseful tale: the atrocities of the Italian Mafia, the corruption of the Catholic church, and the flashbacks to the lascivious lifestyle of Caravaggio. Without being a spoiler, I can tell you that you won't be left in the cold at the glorious close (but wait for it!)" Dee Brestin Best-selling author of The Friendships of Women, Idol Lies, and Falling in Love with Jesus
"This book has art, history, romance, and an exotic setting filled with intrigue set against the story of one of the greatest painters of all time. If you like Italy, art, and history, this is a highly recommended, well-written must-read." Angela Correll Best-selling author of May Hollow Trilogy and author of Restored in Tuscany
"Philbrick uses the uniquely powerful bonds of Italian families to reveal the effects of loyalty versus disloyalty in the complicated yet beautiful world of Italy...It's a story of the ever-present prodigal in all of us." Katherine James Award-winning author of Can You See Anything Now? and A Prayer for Orion: A Son
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"With lyrical language and vivid description, House of Honor captivated me from the first page to the last. Philbrick will transport you to the Italy of the 1960s and the Renaissance era, complete with reproductions of Caravaggio's masterpieces...It is reminiscent of The Godfather meets The Da Vinci Code, but with a redemptive twist. Masterfully crafted and beautifully written!" Taryn R. Hutchison Author of One Degree of Freedom and Two Lights of Hope
"The title of Margaret Philbrick's House of Honor hints at the dark backdrop for her suspenseful tale: the atrocities of the Italian Mafia, the corruption of the Catholic church, and the flashbacks to the lascivious lifestyle of Caravaggio. Without being a spoiler, I can tell you that you won't be left in the cold at the glorious close (but wait for it!)" Dee Brestin Best-selling author of The Friendships of Women, Idol Lies, and Falling in Love with Jesus
"This book has art, history, romance, and an exotic setting filled with intrigue set against the story of one of the greatest painters of all time. If you like Italy, art, and history, this is a highly recommended, well-written must-read." Angela Correll Best-selling author of May Hollow Trilogy and author of Restored in Tuscany
"Philbrick uses the uniquely powerful bonds of Italian families to reveal the effects of loyalty versus disloyalty in the complicated yet beautiful world of Italy...It's a story of the ever-present prodigal in all of us." Katherine James Award-winning author of Can You See Anything Now? and A Prayer for Orion: A Son
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