Redención

In the isolated, windswept village of Fetherhoughton, faith is shaken. A priest who has lost his faith, a young nun questioning her vocation, and the arrival of a mysterious figure whom everyone mistakes for the new vicar set in motion an unstoppable transformation. Fludd claims to have come to change everything, and his presence acts as a catalyst, shaking the religious, moral, and social certainties of the community. With a blend of irony, disquiet, and lucidity, Hilary Mantel crafts a powerful novel about faith, change, and the intrinsic human need to believe in something.