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An aging Vietnam veteran, posing as a buffoon, guides a boy to self-awareness and a critical examination of society.

Third in the Inca Trilogy, the novel follows Beatriz’ mestiza daughter Mirasol as she becomes a powerful abbess, revealing that convent life is often far from austere.

Second in the Inca trilogy, the novel recounts the story of Beatriz, the Moorish camp follower in Pizarro’s army who rose to wealth and prominence in colonial Cuzco.

How the author worked through grief after her daughter’s suicide, seeking solace through such means as birds, angels, meditation, dreams, music, and travel.

Biography of Saul Alinsky dispels myths about the Chicago activist who was not as radical politically as some might think.

The tragic chronicle of the expulsion of the Moriscos from Spain narrated through thirty-two historical or fictional characters, Christian and Moslem.

When rejected by a lover, most women regroup and go on with their lives, but not Giselle – she brutally murders the ex-lover, and takes off on a journey of discovery.