โ Scribed by Thomas Schultz
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The year is 1348, and the most devastating pandemic in history, The Black Death, known as The Great Mortality, is ravaging the world. The youngest son of a nobleman, 17-year-old Thomas de Parr is to become a monk at Tintern Abbey in Wales. But when he travels to England and meets a young woman who steals his heart, he questions his calling to the Church. As the deadly plague advances, his family's honor is threatened by a vengeful tale with life-changing consequences for Thomas, and he must now fight for his own destiny.
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