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Innocent DarknessEdward R. F. Sheehan

Innocent Darkness

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A spell-binding novel of a modern-day Saint Francis, who is transformed by the drama, tragedy, and redemptive promise of one of the great migrations of history - along the river called the Rio Grande. Adrian Northwood is a painter and a very rich young man - his family contributes millions to the Vatican - whose wife and son have just died horribly. Suddenly rootless, the dazed and remorseful Northwood drives aimlessly through the United States, stopping finally at the U.S.-Mexican border. There he watches with fascination the endless stream of Mexicans and Central Americans struggling to…

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2 editions
  • Paperback · English · 1994
    Penguin (Non-Classics) · 352 pages · 9780140174762
  • Other · English · 1993
    Viking · 339 pages · 9780670847792
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