The Fallen Angels - by Bernard Cornwell & Susannah Kells (Paperback)

About the Book

This powerful blend of history, adventure, and mystery continues the story of Lady Campion Lazender (from "A Crowning Mercy"), whose courage, faith, and family loyalty are tested by a perilous journey that takes her into the unspeakable horrors of revolutionary Paris in 1792. Original.

Book Synopsis

"If you love historical drama...then look no further."
--Boston Globe

The magnificent sequel to A Crowning Mercy, Fallen Angels reunites New York Times bestseller Bernard Cornwell--whom the Washington Post calls, "perhaps the greatest writer of historical adventure novels today"--with co-author Susannah Kells for a breathtaking story brimming with excitement, intrigue, danger, and passion. A tale that ranges from the splendor of a grand English estate to the streets of revolutionary Paris during France's Reign of Terror, Fallen Angels is a novel that will equally delight followers of Cornwell's Richard Sharpe, Nathaniel Starbuck, and other bestselling series as well as readers who love the sweeping historical dramas of Diana Gabaldon and Sharon Kay Penman.

From the Back Cover

The streets of Paris run bloodred--while in England, the noble Lazenders hide from history's violent storm behind the walls of their opulent "little kingdom." But Toby Lazender, the family's heir, is hunting the brutal murderers of the woman he loved in revolution-torn France, leaving Lazen Castle vulnerable to secret cabal of assassins conspiring to bring the chaos across the channel. There is an obstacle, however, to the Fallen Angels' dark plan: Toby's sister, Lady Campion Lazender. Drawn by a mysterious horseman into a realm of fascination and desire, she sees treachery everywhere--and her heart could be leading her to destruction . . . by the hand of the only man she dares to trust.

Review Quotes

"One of today's truly great storytellers." - Kirkus Reviews

"If you love historical drama...then look no further." - Boston Globe

"Perhaps the greatest writer of historical adventure novels today." - Washington Post