
A couple's holiday turns deadly when a vicar is found poisoned, unraveling secrets in a rural village.
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A couple's holiday turns deadly when a vicar is found poisoned, unraveling secrets in a rural village.
Chance and bad weather led Deborah St. James and the vicar of Winslough to London's National Gallery to view Leonardo da Vinci's study for his Virgin and Child. The vicar's comment that Joseph is missing from the picture strikes a chord with Deborah, whose inability to bear a child has caused her deep grief and widened the growing rift between her and her husband. Comforted by the vicar's words and affected by his description of the solitude and opportunities for contemplation surrounding his no...
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Moderate romantic tension; some sensual themes and implied intimacy.
Moderate violence with a focus on poisoning and death; not graphic.
Minor use of strong language; infrequent and mild.
Minor references to alcohol; not central or glamorized.
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Moderate focus on clergy and church settings; vicar as a key character.
No fantasy magic or witchcraft depicted.
Minor mention of witchcraft practices by a character; not central.
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Moderate themes of emotional suffering and complex family dynamics.
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