Dedicated to Mr. HIRAM S. MAXIM.
A sequel to the author's striking and successful romance. The Angel of the Revolution, describing the efforts of a beautiful daughter of the House of Romanoff to restore the throne of her ancestors destroyed in the World-War of 1904, and presenting to the reader the spectacle of a world transformed into a wonderland of art and science, yet trembling on the brink of a catastrophe, in comparison with which even the tremendous climax of The Angel sinks almost into insignificance.
SOME PRESS OPINIONS.
"Mr. George Griffith has made himself a high reputation as an imaginative novelist by his brilliant romances, The Angel of the Revolution and The Syren of the Skies."—Sketch.
"This is quite as imaginative, as clever, and as enthralling a book as its predecessor."—Glasgow Herald.
"The book is a wild one, but its wildness and imaginative boldness make it uncommonly interesting."—Scotsman.
"The flights of fancy and imagination displayed by the author show a most marvellous power and conception."—Aberdeen Free Press.
"An entrancing book."—Birmingham Post.