The Catholic Book Club discussion

Our winner this month, and out April BOTM is Jacob's ladder, by Manuel Alfonseca. There was a three-way tie for second place, so I think we can safely say that we have a great group of books to choose from.

Of the two books that didn't receive any votes, The Randomizer selected the Biblical Basis for Purgatory for elimination from the nominations list.

Our two new books to be added to the list for consideration next month are Under an orange sky, by Manuel Alfonseca and The Life of St. Catharine of Sienna, by Raymond of Capua.

I'm looking forward to reading Jacob's ladder next month, but there's still lots of time to finish and discuss Lord of the World.

I am very happy and i am going to announce the new to Manuel Alfonseca.

If anyone wants to download "Jacob's ladder" gratis, you can find it here:
mobi for kindle:
http://arantxa.ii.uam.es/~alfonsec/li...
epub format:
http://arantxa.ii.uam.es/~alfonsec/li...

Regards,

Sarah wrote: "Is Jacob's Ladder a Catholic historical novel?"

Mistress Sarah if you read it you will see it with your own eyes. It is a very fascinaiting novel. Besides you have the advantage to have the author, and you can ask him all kind of questions.

Sarah wrote: "Is Jacob's Ladder a Catholic historical novel?"

This will probably be one of the questions about the novel, for the readers to answer :-)

Manuel wrote: "Sarah wrote: "Is Jacob's Ladder a Catholic historical novel?"

This will probably be one of the questions about the novel, for the readers to answer :-)"

I am sure that it will be a very interesting debate.