- forty something years old
- a Roman Catholic priest
- A Jesuit
- who has very human failings
- is in a remote area of France to think about his vocation
- has been working at a church based counselling centre in the inner city
- is a trained and accredited counsellor
- left catholic school for seminary and has been in the church all his life
- is at a crisis point in his life
- is perceptive and open yet embarassed about his own recent history
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Saturday, 28 April 2012
Capcir Spring kindle novel - character profiles number 2: John
John is
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Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Capcir Spring the Kindle novel
Mary had her life all planned out. A summer in the French mountains
researching the Cathars would be the launch pad for a prestigious
academic career.
She was confident that she had had rebuilt her life after the traumatic and violent end to her marriage. But in these peaceful Pyrenean mountains the bloody persecution of the Cathars by the inquisition haunts her dreams. This is made worse when her nightmares mix this violent history with flashbacks to her own painful past.
In this state she discovers a plan that would damage her recently discovered heritage site. There are a group of people who don't want her research to be made public.
John is also staying in the same mountains to escape the painful memories of his failure and loss.
Can these two scarred people help each other and protect the archaeological remains? Who amongst the bizarre range of people that they meet can be trusted? And will they discover the happiness that they have each been seeking for a long time?
Jean de Beurre knows the Capcir plateau well and writes a tightly paced story of mystery and intrigue, tinged with the hope of love.
You can get a copy of this novel for your Amazon Kindle "by clicking HERE if you are in the USA or here if you are in the UK Thank you
She was confident that she had had rebuilt her life after the traumatic and violent end to her marriage. But in these peaceful Pyrenean mountains the bloody persecution of the Cathars by the inquisition haunts her dreams. This is made worse when her nightmares mix this violent history with flashbacks to her own painful past.
In this state she discovers a plan that would damage her recently discovered heritage site. There are a group of people who don't want her research to be made public.
John is also staying in the same mountains to escape the painful memories of his failure and loss.
Can these two scarred people help each other and protect the archaeological remains? Who amongst the bizarre range of people that they meet can be trusted? And will they discover the happiness that they have each been seeking for a long time?
Jean de Beurre knows the Capcir plateau well and writes a tightly paced story of mystery and intrigue, tinged with the hope of love.
You can get a copy of this novel for your Amazon Kindle "by clicking HERE if you are in the USA or here if you are in the UK Thank you
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Thursday, 12 April 2012
Iglesiettes
Les Iglesiettes, the place in the hills where in Jean de Beurre's novel "Capcir Spring" Mary discovers Cathar remains really exists
Ruins of an old village near Les Angles. The red building in the back
is an old church.
This photo was taken by Adam Fowler on April 8, 2010 in Les Angles, Languedoc-Roussillon, France, using a Canon EOS 500D. It is available to share on Flickr.
You can get your copy of my ebook "Capcir Spring"by clicking HERE if you are in the USA or here if you are in the UK Thank you
This photo was taken by Adam Fowler on April 8, 2010 in Les Angles, Languedoc-Roussillon, France, using a Canon EOS 500D. It is available to share on Flickr.
You can get your copy of my ebook "Capcir Spring"by clicking HERE if you are in the USA or here if you are in the UK Thank you
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