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“Gage easily increases his concentrate on the murder of an ambitious bishop to include the completely absorbing and questionable problem of if the clergy must include themselves in the politics of property distribution one of the poor.”—The Ny Times Book Review “Gage’s inspector is just an interesting personality. Extremely recommended.”—Library Journal (starred review) “Achieves equally a strong political thriller and gripping crime fiction in his intriguing debut.”—Arizona Everyday Celebrity “Powerful. . .