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The audience Pierre Froment has waited months for is finally within reach - and it may cost him everything he still believes.
As Rome's summer heat presses down on the city, the fight over his book collides with the Boccanera family's own reckoning: an annulment nears its ruling, old wounds between rival households reopen, and the corridors of the Vatican prove even more labyrinthine, and more human, than he imagined.
Torn between the reformer's hope that brought him to Italy and the older, harder Rome closing in around him - a Rome of politics dressed as piety, of grandeur built on poverty - Pierre must finally decide what kind of priest, and what kind of man, he intends to become.
The second of two volumes completing Émile Zola's Rome, the middle novel of his Three Cities trilogy (Lourdes, Rome, Paris) - a masterwork of psychological and social realism from one of the towering novelists of the nineteenth century.
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