Of Love and Evil: The Songs of the Seraphim, Book Two (Songs of the Seraphim Series)
by Anne Rice
Summoned by a ghostly medieval scholar, former assassin Toby O'Dare must travel back in time to 13th-century Rome to solve a haunting mystery of innocence and betrayal. In Anne Rice's Of Love and Evil, the second book in the Songs of the Seraphim series, Toby confronts dark forces and discovers the redemptive power of love amidst supernatural peril.
About This Book
Of Love and Evil continues the enchanting Songs of the Seraphim series by Anne Rice, following the enigmatic former assassin known as Toby O'Dare. Summoned once more by a spectral figure, Toby embarks on a journey through time to confront ancient secrets and moral dilemmas.
The narrative weaves elements of the supernatural with profound explorations of human emotions, as Toby grapples with his own tormented history while aiding a soul in need. Rice's signature style brings vivid imagery to the interplay between the mortal world and ethereal realms.
This book delves into themes of love, evil, and the quest for absolution, set against a backdrop of historical and otherworldly intrigue. It invites readers to ponder the complexities of redemption and the enduring power of compassion.
As part of the series, it builds on the mystical foundations established in the first book, offering a deeper immersion into a world where angels and humans intersect in unexpected ways.
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