num_pages: 341
description: His face was entirely hidden by the dipping cowl of his hood that made a black shadow from which his voice came so hoarse and low. It seemed to Chemosh to be an old voice, a voice that spoke from long and bitter knowledge. Once only, as the cowl was raised towards Chemosh, did the newcomer see the glitter of eyes that themselves seemed to be like two hard silver lights in the darkness. Lucifer, his voice as dry as dead leaves in a cold wind, spoke of the purpose of the fallen Angels. He spoke of a war that would soon be declared between France and Britain. He spoke of the decision, by the Illuminati, he said, was not with armies. France would fight, and France would win, and France would take republicanism and reason to Britain. But first the Illminati would rot Britain from within...
language: English
title: The Fallen Angels
titlecomplete: The Fallen Angels (Crowning Mercy, #2)
genres: Fiction, Historical, Gothic, Mystery, British Literature, Romance, French Revolution, Historical Fiction, Historical Romance, 20th Century
ratings_count: 1684
series: Crowning Mercy
publisher: St. Martin's Press