A review by booklistqueen
The Angel Maker by Alex North

dark mysterious medium-paced

3.0

Haunted by the violent attack of her brother Chris years ago, Katie Shaw sees threats everywhere. When her brother disappears, Katie leaps into action to help her brother once more. Meanwhile, Detective Laurence Page's investigation of a brutal murder of a professor leads her to suspect the case is connected to Chris's attack .. and to a serial killer said to be able to predict the future.

Creepier and darker than I normally like, I only read The Angel Maker because Celadon Books sent me a free copy ... with presents! I was too curious to pass them up, though I basically just got a box of matchsticks. The Angel Maker is a dark, violent story about how much our fate is pre-determined. The novel kept jumping perspective which, though it connected pretty well in the end, made the beginning harder to follow.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Celadon Books. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.