The Angel of Death

Not all angels bring salvation. Some come to collect.

The bodies are arranged too perfectly. The evidence points nowhere. And whoever is responsible has done this before.
A killer operating in plain sight. A pattern that only makes sense when it’s too late. And a darkness that wears the face of something holy.

The Angel of Death delivers the kind of crime horror that gets under your skin and stays there. Drawn from real investigative experience, this is psychological suspense that doesn’t flinch.

The question isn’t who the Angel of Death is.

The question is whether they’re already watching you.