The Angels' Lullaby

About this book

Have you ever wondered whether this is the first time your feet tread the earth? Or does your soul carry scars and tales from a time no one remembers but you? In "The Angels' Lullaby," we accompany Liliana whose death was but the beginning of a great awakening. The tale begins with a last sigh of fatigue, and a tear falling on a pillow soaked with a fifteen-year illness's pains, for Liliana to wake finding herself thirteen years old again, in her long-departed mother's arms. But this return is no mere second chance at life, but a battlefield to recover a stolen right, and a vengeance boiling under an innocent child's skin. The novel slips behind veils, posing questions about the soul's nature that dwelt in paradise before creation, and how it took the body as an earthly vessel to complete what was decreed for it. Between imperial palace walls, and the mystery of Kail De Almier with his white hair cascading like tree threads, Liliana finds herself fighting tests not limited to her wit as.