The Coming of the Darkest Raven
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Publisher: Publishdrive
Pages: 290
Weight: 0.64
Height: 0.65 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
London's cramped and politically charged East End is a battlefield.
Secret Societies and criminal gangs wage war against each other.
But now, they have more than just knives, hammers, guns, and fire.
Now, they have something infinitely more powerful - dark magic.
The Home Secretary, Winston Churchill, turns to the MET's occult magic department-the Black Museum at Scotland Yard and enlists the help of Sergeant Judas Iscariot, but when Churchill is removed from office, the case is suddenly and mysteriously closed.
A century later, an impossible robbery takes place at an impregnable vault in London, and on the South Coast of England, a French fishing boat runs aground. Her crew are found in the hold, bludgeoned to death with lead pipes wrapped in bandages.
D.C.I. Judas Iscariot, now the Master of the Black Museum, is called in to investigate.
But there are dark forces arrayed against him, powerful creatures who mean him ill.
Who controls the mysterious, secretive department known only as SEC14?
And what of The School of Night and the Master of the Ravens?
Are they friends or foes, or something far more dangerous?
There are dark days ahead for Judas, but aren't they always?
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