the sacred and profane, with grace and suspense."" (Apr.) Science and mysticism, ghosts and hard-edged cop work combine to stunning effect in this first novel set in Native American lands of Colorado.

It’s been almost 14 years since “The Book of Mormon” hit Broadway with its gleefully scabrous blend of the sacred and the profane, conveyed in weirdly hummable and infectious songs.

scribing a line between sacred and profane, life and death. We are doused, dunked, dipped, sprinkled—and blessings flow, deep and wide as the River Jordan of Scripture, wondrous as the spring at ...

The melodic journey will transport the audience through a kaleidoscope of eclectic arias, both sacred and profane. The first aria, Non ti scordar di me by De Curtis, is a beautifully evocative ...

When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site ... unnamed narrator enters a religious order called the House of the Sacred Sisterhood after spending an unspecified amount ...