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Saint Agatha's Breast

Magnificat, Book 1

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Saint Agatha's Breast

By: Robert Stefanotti
Narrated by: Robert Stefanotti
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For years, the priests of San Redempto, a decrepit monastic order in the heart of Rome, were so busy indulging their private vices they failed to notice that thieves had been systematically plundering the monastery of its treasures. But when someone makes off with six paintings from a ghastly series of martyrdom studies executed by the 17th-century master Nicolas Poussin, the prior reluctantly orders the Rev. Brocard Curtis, the archivist of the order, to find the culprits. That fatal decree invites a maelstrom of violence that may finish off the dirty old monks and doom San Redempto to oblivion.

Magnificat refers to Luke 1:46-55, popularly called Mary’s Song of Praise, specifically the verses: “He has brought down the mighty from their thrones and exalted those of humble estate.” The humor and clever turns of these books reveal the hypocrisy of those in power that is brought to light by those they so readily scorn.

From 1966-2001, Robert Stefanotti wrote and published three murder mysteries (brought together as Magnificat) under the pen name T.C. Van Adler: St. Agatha’s Breast, The Evil That Boys Do, and Demise of the Mystics.

Robert Stefanotti has re-edited these mysteries for their 20th anniversary. Given changes not only in his own life but also in the world, he is happily using his own name.

©2020 Robert Stefanotti (P)2022 Robert Stefanotti
International Mystery & Crime Fiction Mystery Witty

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