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Daughters of the Grail
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In thirteenth-century Languedoc, Bridget inherits healing abilities and secret teachings preserved through a female lineage associated with Mary Magdalene. The Church regards her knowledge as heresy, while her love for the Catholic knight Raoul de Montvallant places faith, family duty and personal desire in direct conflict.
The Albigensian Crusade turns persecution into open war and forces the next generation, Magda and Dominic, to protect what remains of the tradition. Blending medieval conflict with supernatural inheritance, the novel follows a family attempting to survive religious violence without surrendering its identity or capacity for love.
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