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Night Blooming by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
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Text of a letter from Alcuin of York, Bishop and Abbott of Sant' Martin at Tours to Hiernom Rakoczy, Comes Santus Germainius, at Torun to the east of Wendish territory, written in Frankish Latin, and carried by Otfrid of Hersfeld and Fratre Angelomus, missi dominici of Karl-lo-Magne.
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At the forced invitation of 8th century Germanic king Karl-lo-Magne (Charlemagne), Hiermon Ragoczy de Santus Germainius, a dark and strange man rumored to have traveled to many far places, makes the dangerous journey to France. He is called to validate the authenticity of the king's newly purchased maps, but unbeknownst to Karl-lo-Magne, Ragoczy's knowledge stems from centuries of being chased from these countries, rather than traveling through them. Despite his longing for peace, he yields to Karl-lo-Magne. What he does not expect, though, is to meet the albino woman, Gynethe Mehaut, who shares his curse of solitude. Showing signs of stigmata, she seeks peace from the church. But when she is taken to Rome, accusations of witchcraft fly, and she is left with a difficult choice-one that even Ragoczy cannot deny.

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