Synopsis
Two extraordinary women, Felicity, a Creole orphan, and Andrea, who found asylum in Jerusalem after time in a Serbian POW camp, meet in New Orleans. Somehow, they understand that they will embody the Messiah as Armageddon races across the globe.
Présentation de l'éditeur
Set between December 1999 and Mardi Gras 2000, MESSIAH features a world turned upside down, a universe teeming with battling forces, sexual and psychological perversity, and unlikely heroes and heroines.
Two extraordinary young women, Felicity, a Creole orphan, and Andrea, who found asylum in Jerusalem after her internment in a Serbian POW camp, meet in New Orleans. Inexplicably, they understand that they are together destined to embody the Messiah as Armageddon races across the globe. Felicity, charismatic and indefatigable, attracts a tribe of pierced and tattoed young drifters, who call themselves the 'shades', and are desperate to find a saviour. And in the Big Easy at the turn of the Century, when the Shades come into epic conflict with a powerful, fundamentalist preacher and an array of fervant, miliant religious leaders, there seems to be no shortage of would-be saviours.
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