The Wolf Pirate Project

VENGENCE IS THE LORD’S, OR SO HE SAYS.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE STEP ACROSS THAT
LINE ISN’T SOMETHING ANY OF US WANTS TO FACE.

Little transgressions like putting a convicted serial killer to death is acceptable to forgive. But what happens when mankind decides it can impose its laws on a fallen angel, a demi-god in its own right, crafted by the Almighty and once exalted? Should it matter that this arrogant deity defied God and was banished to Earth to walk among man? Or that the subsequent crimes of its existence were directed at humanity? Dare we even consider the right to impose sanctions on such a being when God has claimed that right.

Stephen Shendly has since mysteriously stepped away from his previous life as a Homicide detective to join the Church in its fight against other dark angels. His team of detectives and the State prosecutor managed to convict one such fallen angel for multiple murders after a complicated case involving political manipulation of the country’s Senate. Now Stephen tracks other angels through his prophetic jaunts into prospective futures as they relate to the angels’ mischief. Unfortunately, these aren’t without their hazards. These trips he’s taking put him in the midst of ongoing natural disasters. Amid trying to survive these, he has to dodge the efforts of a previous nemesis now trying to kill him.

Author Alex Bloodworth writes a fast-paced narrative with no holds barred. This mystery thriller comes packed with suspense and surprises readers can greedily eat up as they turn the pages to see where the story leads. Connected to the book The Serpent and the Saul, readers can jump on board and know just what this story is talking about. Bloodworth cleverly exposes only enough to bring readers up to speed, while compelling them into picking up the first book. There is a supernatural bent to the story, not as a crutch or cornerstone to the progression of the way it unfolds, but as a mechanism to drive Stephen Shendly close to the brink of madness. The Angel’s Iscariot promises to suck readers in from the onset and not let go until the very end, where the question remains: who is actually behind the destruction of humanity through the cataclysmic events set to go off at a predetermined date.

The Angel’s Iscariot (491 pgs; $17.00) can be ordered directly from Wolf Pirate Project Inc here.