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Uncovers a long-buried colonial era mystery.

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The Black Hourglass

by Pamela Poole

172 pages
Publisher: Pamela Poole
12.7 x 20.4 x 1.1 cm

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For fans of Christian historical suspense.

Uncovers a long-buried colonial era mystery.

Keeps you on edge with a faith-filled story.

An engrossing Christian mystery set in colonial Florida, where a hidden letter triggers a dangerous quest for truth.

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Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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A hidden letter.
A stolen fortune.
A secret buried for over three centuries.

From the shadows of the past, truth will come to light.

In this Christian romantic suspense novella set against the historic backdrop of colonial St. Augustine, archaeologist Quincy Holmwood thought his work in Florida was done. But a cryptic message from a church archivist pulls him back into a mystery dating to 1688 - one involving a murdered friar, a crime against the Crown, and a brotherhood whose reach once extended from Spain's colonial courts to the Church itself.

With his fianc