The Burning Chambers by Kate MosseMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
I read this book at the same time that I was reading a non-fiction book about WW2.
From page 409:
Following the old Cathar trail, they rode south, passing other refugees on the road. Bedraggled columns of oxen and carts, traps loaded high with meagre possessions, Huguenots fleeing Catholic troops and neighbours who had once been friends.
This is a similar line from the non-fiction book I read only it was the Jews fleeing from the Austrians/Germans. While this book was a historical about the religious war between Protestants and Catholics in France, it would seem we are bound to repeat history only with different groups of people. I digress.
The book itself was great. It had quite a bit of mystery which I enjoyed. I have an ARC of book 2 waiting for me and I am looking forward to reading it.
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