Angel Of Death

By: J. Robert King

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Paperback | 1 September 2009

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The angel of death in Chicago oversees all people in the megalopolis, making sure their deaths fit their lives. Though most deaths naturally do, those that result from serial murder do not, so the angel spends much time trailing a serial killer in his patch. On the trail of one such man, he encounters a cop and falls in love with her. When he is assigned to kill her, though, he has to make a choice between divinity and humanity.

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A serial killer stalks Chicago. A gorgeous cop is on his trail. Someone else is watching, someone who can decide who lives and who dies.

The Angel of Death in Chicago oversees all people in the city, making sure their deaths fit their lives. When a gruesome serial killer strikes, the Angel must make a startling choice. He falls in love with the cop on the killer's trail, and has to make a choice between divinity and humanity. When he chooses humanity he must face the biggest terror of all - of who he is, and who the killer is who's on their trail.

The serial killer thriller runs headfirst into the supernatural in this autumn page-turner.

Industry Reviews

"King does everything well--characters, prose, plot, humor, drama. Mad Merlin starts out great and keeps getting better. My only complaint is that the book ends." - Locus, reviewing King's Mad Merlin "More than anything else--the deft writing, the astounding battles, or the intellectual thrill of relating King's unique slant on Arthurian legend to other writers' versions--it is that vision that make this novel special." - Publishers Weekly, reviewing Mad Merlin "From the first page I was hooked... This is a marvelous read!" - Elaine Bergstrom, reviewing The Shadow of Reichenbach Falls "Le Morte d'Avalaon is a fresh and colorful interpretation of the Arthurian mythos reading like a ballad sung by troubadours of yesteryear." - Harriet Klausner in Books-n-Bytes, reviewing Le Morte d'Avalaon

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