Sages, Saints and Sinners: Love, Faith and Heresy in the Time of the Black Death

In 14th-century Europe, Europe stands on the brink of catastrophe. The Black Death rapidly spreads across the continent, leaving fear, superstition, desolate landscapes, and despair in its wake.

As churches fill with prayers and authorities search for someone to blame, society begins to fracture under the weight of terror.

In this world of uncertainty and spiritual turmoil, the love between two souls defies the rigid boundaries of their time. Geronimo and Isabel find themselves in a bond that challenges all religious and social norms. In an age where questioning dogma means persecution, their love is dangerous.

Sages, Saints and Sinners is a sweeping historical novel about faith, courage and the search for truth during one of humanity's darkest hours. Set against the devastating backdrop of the Black Death, it explores the timeless questions about belief, doubt and the power of love to transcend fear.