A priceless relic. A daring theft. A bloodline revealed.When Natalie Brandon joins her sister Beth in Paris, the past comes no one escapes unscathed. Diagnosed with schizophrenia, Natalie hears a recurring hallucination, the voice of an angel named Belial. When he guides her to the church of Saint-Joseph-des-Carmes, Natalie stumbles on two deadly family connection to the massacre that took place there during the French Revolution, and a long-lost relic buried deep within its walls.But Natalie isn't the only one who knows about the relic. An ultra-nationalist French professor steeped in medieval warfare and a former Legionnaire have joined forces to claim the relic and launch an uprising that will end in blood and fire on France's streets. Can Natalie and Beth stay alive long enough to save the relic and stop the next French revolution?Blending suspense, romance, and history, The Carmelite Prophecy is an action-packed thriller that takes Natalie on a journey into the past that could change a country's future.The Carmelite Prophecy is Book 2 in the Natalie Brandon thriller series, but can be read as a stand-alone story. Jenni Wiltz is an award-winning author who writes historical fiction, paranormal romance, and thrillers. In 2011, her romantic suspense novel, The Cherbourg Jewels, won a Daphne Du Maurier Award, presented by the RWA Kiss of Death Chapter. When she's not writing, she enjoys sewing, running, and genealogical research. She lives in Woodstock, Georgia. Natalie Brandon has a secret. Diagnosed with schizophrenia, she's tormented by a recurring hallucination, the voice of an angel named Belial. The voice tells her things no one knows, but getting someone to believe her is next to impossible, thanks to her diagnosis. Even her sister Beth, a history professor and Natalie's guardian, doesn't always believe her. Follow Natalie as she unravels historical mysteries with Belial's help. From the long-lost Romanov fortune to the relics of a French saint, Natalie searches for things no one else can find - and has to outsmart hit men, con men, terrorists, and Belial just to survive

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