The Key to the Riddle
Read by Angela Engel
Young Azerole Montoux and her brother Leon find themselves separated from their family by the religious persecutions of 1686. Threatened by the authorities and forced to depend on strangers, they must decide whether they can trust God to make sense out of the riddle of their lives. (Summary by bookAngel7)
Chapters
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| The Presbytere of Ponefra | 16:33 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Castel Brianza | 16:22 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| A Bargain | 16:26 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| The Tryst in the Forest | 18:56 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Treasure-Trove | 15:24 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| The Haunted Cavern | 10:19 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Little Man Christophe | 22:53 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Heloise de Castelane | 23:29 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Monsieur de Rohan | 11:44 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| In the Salon | 14:49 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Milton Versus Dante | 20:23 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Confidences | 18:39 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Christophe's First Walk | 14:01 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Man Proposes, But-- | 13:19 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Never | 13:29 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Unlocking the Riddle | 13:02 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| The Exorcists of the Bois Suaire | 22:49 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| A Fool and His Folly | 11:13 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| The Prisoner in the Velvet Mask | 10:56 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Waiting | 9:39 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Mondovi the Black | 20:17 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| A Broken Vow | 19:59 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| The Screech of the Death-Owl | 14:04 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| The Spirit of the Bois Suaire | 19:47 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| In the Bethel Cavern | 19:04 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| A Debtor Released | 16:31 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| The Mark of the Red Arrow | 14:59 | Read by Angela Engel | |
| Led Forth by the Right Way | 17:53 | Read by Angela Engel |
Reviews
Patsy McNulty
It saddens me to realize that our young people are given filth to read, when there are sweet and wholesome books like this one. Its historical setting and Godly perspective make it even better. And the reader was perfect.
Great Story! Definitely worth listening to!
Victoria F
I greatly enjoyed this story! The plot & adventure were captivating, & I enjoyed the spiritual lessons the characters learned. The reader did an excellent job & was a pleasure to listen to!
AWESOME
Brofrankkb
so much of church history is lost. this was a wonderful story of Faith and Grace
Beautifully read. What a delightful, moving story
Sarah Warton