Laicus

Laicus

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É 1810. Dois anos atrás a família real portuguesa fugiu de Napoleão e instalou-se no Rio de Janeiro, virado a cidade de pernas para o ar. Mas a guerra continuou em Portugal. Hoje chega à cidade Bernardo Andrade, um ex-padre passando por uma crise de fé e moral, incumbido pela rainha Dona Maria de roubar um antigo diário do sepulcro do Marquês de Pombal. Mas Dona Maria está louca, acreditando-se perseguida pelo espírito de seu pai morto. Bernardo vê-se obrigado a se adaptar ao caldeirão cultural do Rio e outro campo de batalha: a corte. A história de Bernardo logo se misturará às histórias reais e imaginadas sobre o Rio de Janeiro e Portugal, espíritos indígenas que matam em sonhos, mães de santo, feiticeiros escravos e tudo mais que a noite do Rio de Janeiro pode esconder. Livro completo em - editoramultifoco.com.br/loja/product/pre-venda-laicus/
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