Review of Waldensian Martyrs

[Amit Verma 4]

This review beautifully captures the essence of The Waldensian Martyrs! It’s great to hear how the novel blends historical depth with engaging storytelling. The inclusion of real photographs must make the setting even more immersive. Sounds like a must-read for historical fiction fans!

[Mercy Bolo]

The book transports readers to the fifteenth century, a time when freedom of speech was nonexistent. Dissenters of the Catholic church are hunted down and persecuted. The ensuing violence leaves villages in chaos. A young doctor is on a covert mission to spread the Waldensian faith. Will he succeed?

[Kennedy Drey]

"Waldensian Martyrs" by Pam Vause is a historical fiction set in the fifteenth century. It's so unfortunate when people force their will on others. I'm just glad to have come to a free world. Congrats on BOTD. Nice review.

[Ajiferuke Ajibola]

In 'Waldensian Martyrs" by Pam Vause, the fifteenth-century Catholic church took on a deadly mission to assassinate non-Catholics in Italian cities. It's a good thing that we don't have that in this time and age. I wonder if Pietro succeeded. Congrats on BOTD. Amazing review.

[Ohanele Chinonyerem]

The Waldensian Martyrs is a captivating book, and I admire Pietro’s bravery and the Waldenses’ fight for faith amidst persecution.

[Janet Kimetto]

The Waldenses' unwavering faith in God and their fight for their beliefs is really inspiring. They were educating and sending their missionaries to other cities in Italy to explain the Bible and gain supporters for their faith at a time when the papal army pursued and persecuted all dissenters of the Catholic faith. Thanks for the review!

[Gayatri Tripathi]

This review does a fantastic job of highlighting the depth and historical richness of The Waldensian Martyrs. I appreciate how the novel not only brings to life the struggles of the Waldensian community but also incorporates real historical figures like the Medici family and Leonardo da Vinci. The inclusion of photographs from the author's research trip sounds like a brilliant way to add authenticity to the story. I’m particularly intrigued by the theme of unwavering faith amidst persecution—such a powerful and timeless message. It’s also interesting that the book takes a critical look at the Vatican’s role during that era, which could make for some thought-provoking discussions. Thanks for the thorough review!

[Kigen Valarie]

I'd love to read about the Waldensian faith and the way they practice. I haven't heard of it before, but the blurb seems to point in a positive direction.