Cinnamon and Angelica
Published in 1920, Cinnamon and Angelica is a classic romance novel by John Middleton Murry.
A free LibriVox audiobook (2 h 00 min) is available.
About Cinnamon and Angelica
"Was ever love like this? If verily there was, why was it not set down in story or in song? Or were they dumb on whom it did descend? Or has it been that lover's speech is like the nightingales, heard, but for ever lost to mortal ear till yet another angel-voice uplifts the earth into the sky?" A poetic drama in which the forces of the Peppercorns face the forces of the Cloves. - Summary by ToddHW Cast list: Cinnamon - Prince of the Peppercorns: Greg Giordano Mace - The Colonel-in-Command of the Peppercorn Army: miaroy Marjoram - Captain of Halberdiers to Angelica: Chuck Williamson Angelica - Princess of the Cloves: Jenn Broda Caraway - Mistress of the Bedchamber to Angelica: Dawn Sutton Vanilla Bean - Housekeeper to Cinnamon: Marie Christian An Orderly to Captain Marjoram: David Purdy Stage Directions and Editing: ToddHW
Free audiobook
Cinnamon and Angelica — LibriVox recording, 2 h 00 min in 4 sections.
Public-domain recording by volunteer readers. Listen online, download MP3s or stream from the Internet Archive.
Quick answers
Who wrote Cinnamon and Angelica?
Cinnamon and Angelica was written by John Middleton Murry and first published in 1920.
What genre is Cinnamon and Angelica?
It is usually shelved as Classic Love Stories.
Is there a free audiobook of Cinnamon and Angelica?
Yes — LibriVox volunteers recorded it; the recording runs 2 h 00 min.
What books are similar to Cinnamon and Angelica?
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