ANGELS FALLING

Death is Underrated
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“How many angels must die to save one human life?”
The ritualistic murder of a Catholic archbishop scrambles the lives of an ex-seminarian criminal profiler, a renegade priest cult leader, and the former nun they both desired. Ruptured personalities engage in a crime drama with religious, cultural, and familial conflict. William Shakespeare, John Donne, and Edgar Allan Poe provide commentary.

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