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The bishop in the West Wing

by Andrew M. Greeley (2003)

About this book

Sent by his boss, Cardinal Sean Cronin, Father Blackie Ryan heads for the White House to assist newly-elected Democratic president Jack Patrick McGurn, who is being pestered by a poltergeist problem, and uncovers a right-wing conspiracy.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe bishop in the West Wing Lead Character

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