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The Endless Knot

The Endless Knot

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Publisher: Tumblar House
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Format: Paperback
Pages: 454
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The first book in the Father Baptist series.
Who is killing the Catholic bishops of Los Angeles? One by one, they're dying horribly. The clues surrounding the murders point to an occult connection and the police are stumped. Fr. John Baptist, cop-turned-priest, and Martin Feeney, his faithful gardener-turned-chronicler, are ordered by the anxious archbishop to get to the root of this baffling mystery. Together they uncover a terrifying conspiracy that threatens their faith, their sanity, and their very lives. Such awaits all who get entangled in the Endless Knot.

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Sexuality: None Violence & Gore: Moderate

There are several murder investigation of people killed in very unusual ways.

 Profanity: None Alcohol/Drugs/Smoking: Moderate

There is a decent amount of drinking by the Knights Tumblar, but no one is explicitly drunk. There is a decent discussion on various types of alcohol. Martin Feeney drinks ginger ale because he's quit alcohol.

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William L Biersach:
William L. Biersach

William L. Biersach was born in Pasadena, California, on the Feast Day of St. Philip Neri, the "Laughing Saint", in 1953. A product of Catholic grammar and high school, he naturally lost his Faith when the effects of Vatican II came rattling through the world like a maniacal jalopy in the 1960's and 70's. He found his way back to Traditional Rome in 1993 and has been active in trying to reacquaint Catholics with their own religion ever since. The Endless Knot is the first of his Father Baptist novels. He is currently working on the rough draft for the sixth book in the series. He resides in a stone house somewhere in Southern California, likes spicy food, and hopes to retire in Heaven some day.

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A Crowning Achievement

The mixture of macabre, serious Catholic commentary, and satire in such tasteful fashion is a crowning achievement that no other writer would dare attempt. The wit and humor found within The Endless Knot are also very rare commodities for Catholic novelists, as they permeate the novel in such a way that you’re always 100% tuned in, for fear that you’ll miss any juicy little tidbit. Mixed together, these ingredients make a special cocktail that you will want to savor over and over again.

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G.R.B.
Best mMurder Mystery

I love this book. I am hooked.

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M.P.
Late to the party -- but what a party!

I wish I had discovered the Father Baptist series years ago. The Endless Knot had me hooked from the start, and now I am working my way through the books in order. Priest/detective Father John Baptist, his "Watson", Martin Feeney, The Knights Tumblar -- one of whom, "mind you" (that's a clue, son), may remind you of a certain other Tumblar House author -- what a great cast of characters! Now the rectory at St. Philomena has become as cozy a hangout as 221B Baker Street. Highly recommended!

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The Endless Knot

This is a great fiction work for Catholics who want excitement and adventure on par with any of the “mainstream” blockbuster series without having to worry about the overt and subliminal anti-Catholic or immoral messages that come along with them. It’s also a great gift for non-Catholic friends who love to read as a way to introduce them to Catholicism through great literature. If you enjoy the antics and brilliance of Professor Biersach and/or Charles Coulombe on Tumblar House, you will love this book.

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M.Y.
Great Trad Fun with Mystery and, most importantly, the Faith

A tremendously fun read that holds your attention from the very beginning to the end. However, the book more importantly shows the Faith in everyday action with everyday people and it shows that the Faith is fun and amazing and hard. A warning though is that the book is addictive and I can't wait to read the others in the series. I do hope Mr. Biersach keeps on writing more than just the five books.

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C.M.
Fun and Addicting

The main characters of The Endless Knot are lovable and have great character evolution. Anybody who likes an adventure mystery and Catholicism will love this book.

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B.
Great book!

This book was fun to read. It is contains both an interesting plot and hilarious Latin-mass Catholic jokes.

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interweaving the Catholic faith with solving a mysterious crime

interweaving the Catholic faith with solving a mysterious crime. this book incorporated two parts of the main characters lives to help them explain and solve mysterious murders

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