Angels in the Architecture

by Sue Fitzmaurice

1185. Bishop Hugh takes on the re-building of Lincoln Cathedral after a devastating earthquake, and attempts to calm superstitious Christian and Jewish town folk seeking to blame an 'idiot' child.
1981. Journalist Pete Watson wants to get inside the mind of his severely autistic son, and at the same time make sense of a chaotic world of riots and assassinations.
Lincoln Cathedral is the setting for a thrilling story, alongside an exploration of what is real and what can we really know? This fascinating journey of alternating stories weaves real historical figures and events with an exploration of what might be and what might have been.

"Sue's writing is gutsy and authentic, and she weaves a complex and satisfying plot. Images and scenes have remained with me long after reading. Her intellect and delight in language are the guiding forces here." Mary McCallum, Radio New Zealand, Montana-winning author of The Blue.

398 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 21, 2022

About the author

Sue Fitzmaurice has been a nurse, business owner, management consultant and CEO. She has a lifetime's interest in international politics, philosophy, the quantum and all religions, and has degrees in philosophy & political science, international relations & international law, and business. A native of Wellington, New Zealand, she now travels the world and writes. 'Angels in the Architecture' is her first novel. Sue is writing her second novel, tentatively titled 'In the Company of Angels'. She has released a non-fiction titled 'Purpose', based on her extensive research and coaching on finding one's life purpose. A second title is due soon.