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"Something and intense--the story draws to a natural conclusion and is a fitting farwell from West."

"Something and intense--the story draws to a natural conclusion and is a fitting farwell from West."

The Last Confession by acclaimed Australian author Morris West (The Devil's Advocate; The Shoes of the Fisherman; The Ambassadors) is a posthumously published fictional account of Dominican monk Giordano Bruno's imprisonment before he is convicted of heresy and burned at the stake during the Inquisition in 1600. Presented in the form of a final testament written by Bruno in prison, the novel chronicles Bruno's life, his religious reflections and his final days in his cell. Introduction by Thomas Keneally. Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information.