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Compellingly, with the narrative elegance that has placed her Victorian mystery novels on best-selling fiction lists worldwide, Edgar Award-winning novelist Anne Perry turns her unerring historical eye to Paris 1792. Revolution is yielding to Terror, and the city is hungry-for justice, for vengeance, for bread. So, too, is Celie Deleure, a servant in the household of the celebrated Madame de Stael, when her infant son suffers an inexplicable death. Perry sets this story against the background of terror that follows the storming of the Bastille by the revolutionary citizens of Paris in July 1789. Terror and chaos also storm the heart of the young Celie, who works for Madame de Stael and one day leaves her baby in the care of a friend, Armandine--to grievous result. For Celie learns that her infant has dies, apparently while Armandine lay in the arms of her lover Georges Just days before the French Revolution, a young woman's baby dies while in the care of a friend and she learns the true meaning of revenge