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Pasquale's Angel

Paul McAuley

Ages 14–18

238 pages · Released Dec 30, 2010

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Pasquale's Angel is an adult alternate-history thriller set in Renaissance Florence that blends historical figures with speculative technology and political intrigue. While not graphically violent, the assassination attempt, pursuit plot, and historical conflicts create moderate tension and some darker thematic elements. The sophisticated narrative and mature themes of persecution, corruption, and ideological warfare make this better suited to older teens than younger readers.

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From the publisher

Florence in the year 1518 is riven by scientific and sociological change caused b the wonderful devices of the Great Engineer, Leonardo da Vinci. Now he is old and lives as a recluse working behind the walls of his castle. The Raphaelites, artists and anti-technologists led by Raphael of Urbino, call for his excommunic... Florence in the year 1518 is riven by scientific and sociological change caused b the wonderful devices of the Great Engineer, Leonardo da Vinci. Now he is old and lives as a recluse working behind the walls of his castle. The Raphaelites, artists and anti-technologists led by Raphael of Urbino, call for his excommunication. Pasquale di Cione fiesole, an apprentice painter witnesses an assassination attempt on Raphael at a Cathedral service. The weapon falls into his hands, and he is soon on the run from engineers and artists, desperate to prove his innocence.

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