“The Angel's Horn” is the third and final part of Dina Rubina's saga “Napoleon's Caravan.” Aristarch and Nadezhda, who faced a love so strong that not everyone can bear it, were scattered by fate in different directions. Both of them had to walk their own separate paths: risky and dangerous. And at last, the meeting happened. 25 years spent apart proved that their love is alive. But fate threw them new challenges once again. This novel should be read because: 1. The concluding part of the trilogy. 2. A narrative full of unexpected twists about the heroes' journey to each other. 3. The revelation of the mystery of Bugero, who accompanied Napoleon's caravan. 4. A magnificent style that sparks a desire to reread many scenes from the novel. 5. The only novel about Great Love in contemporary Russian literature.
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