In this battleground of angels, Evil won.
Following on immediately from Angelkiller, Traitor Angel
ups the momentum, adds intense action and intriguing backstory, and creates a satisfying sense of character, depth
and danger, even for readers who didn't start with book one. The slightly futuristic world introduced in Angelkiller hurtles now toward Evil domination, forcing the good guys, the Army, to face increasingly tortuous choices in its defense. Jonah Mason has already broken the rules and isn't sure what to make of the forgiveness he's offered. Meanwhile his colleagues reveal new depths and dangers, and the mysterious Knights prove not quite as helpful as their promise. The difference between good and evil, perhaps, is that good really cares
about people. But evil does an excellent job of pretending to care, while the good of
the greater number might even seem uncaring to the one who pays.
After reading Angelkiller
I really appreciated learning more about the Conflict's place in history. Meanwhile virtual reality's intriguing backdrops, with convincing technology and imagination, keep a sense of future danger firmly in the foreground. The action's fast and furious, in real and virtual worlds, while the musings on modern life are filled with contemporary thought-provoking details. And the touch of angels and demons is both scary and enthralling.
The fate of one and the fate of the world entwine in the
pages of this book, and the cruelty of angels just might be the mercy of God.
Traitor Angel tells a complete story, satisfyingly built on that sense of awe glimpsed behind the veil at the end of Angelkiller. And now I'm eagerly waiting to learn how it all plays out in book three
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Synopsis of
Traitor Angel:
In Traitor Angel, the second book of the Angelkiller
Triad, the war between The Army of Light
and The Enemy continues behind the scenes. Unknown to the general population,
the battle for control of humanity is heating up.
Jonah Mason, called Angelkiller, faces more than one
decision. His Army resistance cell is wounded physically and emotionally, on
the brink of falling apart. The mysterious allies calling themselves Knights
are pressuring him to abandon his people. Meanwhile, the world outside draws
closer to Armageddon.
As Mason and his friends pursue their campaign against Dorian
Azrael's global megacorporation, Andlat Enterprises, the stakes get higher with
each desperate foray into the enemy's computers. They are fated to lose one of
their number and gain an unlikely ally, but any advantage they gain could be
fleeting at best.
If they fail, it could mean the end of The Army and all
resistance to the forces of Darkness.
About the Author:
H. David Blalock has been writing speculative fiction for nearly
40 years. His work has appeared in print and online in over three dozen
publications, spanning every format from short stories to novels, non-fiction
articles to screenplays. He is also editor of _parABnormal Digest_ for Sam's
Dot Publishing. To find out more visit his website at www.thrankeep.com.
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