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    Praise for Volume I, John the Angelic"Andes shines in the first volume of this ninth-century historical literary fiction quartet, The Latecoming West*, based on the early medieval life of Pope Joan. . . . History buffs-particularly those enamored of Pope Joan-will devour this impeccably researched and skillfully written tale."*--BookLifeIs history a timeline of events or a carefully crafted ... Read more

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  • John the Angelic

    A Chronicle of Pope Joan

    by A.P. Andes ...
    Series Book 1 - The Latecoming West
    **What is history, a faithful accounting of events or a carefully crafted narrative, edited and reshaped by the powerful to manipulate and undermine the powerless?**John the Angelic, Volume I of A.P. Andes' quartet, The Latecoming West, explores one of history's most egregious omissions, excised from the record with cold precision: the brilliant, willful woman, Pope Joan.A fearless yet soulful ... Read more

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