Sometimes, it is best to begin at the end.

Angel Hands, by Cait Reynolds, begins at the end of The Phantom of the Opera, revealing, for the first time, the true story behind Leroux’s fantastical tale and the real fate of the Phantom himself.

When attacked by a vampire, Helena instinctively unleashes a mysterious, deadly power she never knew she had. Feared by vampires, declared an abomination by angels, heaven and hell now want her dead …

Angels. Corruption. Death.

When the sand in an hourglass turns black, it can mean only one thing . . . someone has to die.

Sometimes the past comes back to haunt you. Sometimes it comes back to tempt you.

The End. Azrael the Angel of Death, grabbed Abduls’ soul from his smashed and mangled body. Abdul didn’t die alone. He killed Jenny, an innocent six year old girl.

Alejandro Alvarez is carrying a secret that has forever changed his life. Angelina Samuels must overcome her own loss. Can they overcome their pasts for a second chance at love?

A beautiful forensic engineer hiding a tragic past seeks the killer of a homeless child and uncovers a terrorist plot that threatens a foreign government.

Hearing the lies pepople tell is one thing, getting everyone to believe the truth is entirely different.