In the opening days of World War I, exhausted British soldiers retreat across the battlefields of Belgium, facing overwhelming enemy forces and near-certain destruction. But as the fighting intensifies near the city of Mons, something extraordinary, and terrifying, begins to unfold. Whispers spread among the troops of glowing figures in the fog, unseen forces turning bullets aside, and supernatural beings intervening in the chaos of war. Some believe they are angels sent to protect the doomed army. Others fear something far darker walks the battlefield. Beneath the Angels of Mons reimagines the legendary paranormal event through a chilling lens of supernatural horror and psychological suspense. As soldiers struggle to survive both human enemies and ghostly forces beyond comprehension, the line between divine intervention and ancient terror dissolves. Through vivid historical detail and haunting atmosphere, Gregg Bartley brings the trenches to life, the fear, exhaustion, camaraderie, and creeping dread of unseen watchers in the smoke of war.