I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Like a diamond this book has many facets: history, faith religion, persecution, mystery, drama and love. All of which are tied together by a pamphlet of French poetry containing a secret. The authors have masterfully woven all of these elements together into this story. It pertains to two French families caught up in the Huguenot persecution in 1685 France intertwined with one of their descendants in modern day Richmond, Va.
Read "My Brother's Crown" to see how the book of poetry called the Persecution Pamphlet binds the families from different time periods together. Also why the authors choose this particular title which you don't learn until the end of the book. This book was a Jewel for me, and I give it five stars or five polished surfaces which sparkle. I received this free book from Net Galley, and this review is my own opinions. Thanks
