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  • Censored Angel: Anthony Comstock's Nemesis

  • A Novel (Forgotten Women, Book 2)
  • By: Joan Koster
  • Narrated by: Linda Kutzer
  • Length: 10 hrs and 56 mins

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Censored Angel: Anthony Comstock's Nemesis

By: Joan Koster
Narrated by: Linda Kutzer
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Publisher's Summary

A 19th-century mystic marriage counselor and her guardian angel battle the Inquisitor of Smut in this biographical historical novel based on a true story.

She will not be silenced! Brilliant, corseted, and haunted by spirits from the Borderlands, a young girl turns her back on the constrictions of Victorian society and strikes out on her own, becoming a mystic marriage counselor. Sharing what she views as essential sexual knowledge puts her in the crosshairs of Anthony Comstock, the nation’s Anti-Obscenity Postal Inspector. She vows to bring him down. He promises to silence her forever. With prison looming, Ida and her angel lover must prepare for a battle they may not be able to win.

Book two in the Forgotten Women series

©2023 Joan Koster (P)2023 Joan Koster

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