The divine economy of salvation
earliest edition we have, 2002 Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, 2002 403 pages
"When Sister Angela receives an anonymous package containing an ornate silver candlestick, an object she hasn't seen in twenty-five years, her safe and simple life begins to unravel. Suddenly she must confront her darkest secret: her participation in a crime from which she can no longer hide. As she searches for who might have cause to expose her, memories of St. X. School for Girls come flooding back.". "At the cen...
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