Angel Time by Anne Rice
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Anne Rice, renowned mistress of the modern vampire and accomplished author, tackles another fantastic realm in Angel Time . A distraught assassin is asked by one from the realms of the heavens to join the other side. He does. And then they go back via “angel time” to shape another’s history. This is the first in a new series from Rice, and a fitting thriller for the holiday season. Read a complete review of Angel Time by Anne Rice Angel Time Book Club Discussion Questions Cover Photo Courtesy Knopf Angel Time
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