The Patriarch's Angel

Emmanuela couldn't say how, but she felt a subtle shift in the physical order of things, like every object around her moving, shifting, or leaning just a little, an inch or two, taking away the sense of security that comes from knowing everything is strictly in the place she assigned it. A disturbing illusion. Overwork, perhaps.

Haiti. When Couz, seventy-nine, summons his cousin Emmanuela to tell her dark family stories, to talk to her about angels, demons and wild karma, Emmanuela barely listens, she considers these tales of ghosts and vengeful spirits as not very credible. However, she must admit that more and more disturbing things are happening around her. She begins to be afraid. And if Couz's words were not only the fruit of a disturbed mind...

Kettly Mars takes us on a thrilling saga with many twists and turns, combining epic proportions and moments of intense emotion, proving that voodoo culture is a source of inspiration and an incredible driving force for romance.