I was sent a free copy of The Miracle at Assisi Hill by Pat Camalliere. All opinions are my own. My review will follow at a later date.
About The Miracle at Assisi Hill:
Personal struggle…Mystery and mysterious places…Friendship…Miracles…
And, above all, a love story.
Emotionally scarred after battling cancer, amateur historian Cora Tozzi is troubled by religious doubts. She immerses herself in the life of a convent in her home town, Lemont, Illinois, agreeing to coauthor a book about the history of the religious order.
Soon she discovers her problems are only beginning. She befriends a harmonica-playing young nun who is guarding a secret, and when Cora’s husband, Cisco, becomes seriously ill, she prays for help to a mysterious visitor from heaven.
Soon Cora and her friends plunge into a desperate quest to solve a mystery from the life of a woman destined for sainthood, racing against time in the belief that solving the mystery will restore Cisco’s health. The quest takes them to 1886 San Antonio, Texas.
About the Author:
Pat Camalliere is the author of the popular, five-star-rated Cora Tozzi Historical Mystery Series. She lives with her husband in Lemont, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, where her stories are based.
She serves on the board of the Lemont Public Library District and volunteers at the Lemont Historical Society as director of the society’s archives. She is a member of the Chicago Writers Association, Sisters in Crime, and the Society of Midland Authors. She speaks locally on a variety of historical topics and writes a blog that features unique history stories.
Visit her at Patcamallierebooks.com or email her at Pat@patcamallierebooks.com.
