Among the People: A Psychological Thriller

Shade of the Reaper #5

by Keith Rommel

Is it possible for an angel to return to Heaven once he has fallen?
 
The supernatural crosses paths with our timeline in an epic confrontation where a fallen angel hides among the people and hopes to gain the attention of Heaven. It is said that once an angel falls, he can NEVER return. But what if the people around him start paying for his sins?
 
From the multi award winning author and screenwriter of The Cursed Man and The Lurking Man comes an epic tale of fate, humanity and the power of forgiveness.
 
Other Books by
 
The Cursed Man
 
Thye Lurking Man
 
The Sinful Man
 
The Silent Woman
 
The Devil Tree
 
The Devil Tree The Calling
 
Ice Canyon Monster
 
White River Monster
 
You Killed My Brother
 
Southside Sinners
 
Also visit Keith on the web keithrommel.com

218 pages, Paperback

First published July 11, 2014

About the author

Keith Rommel is a multi-award-winning author and screenwriter of 17 novels and 3 co-written films to his name. Three of his four-book Shade of the Reaper series (Thanatology) have been adapted into movies. Renowned for "intelligent fiction," Rommel crafts psychological suspense, legend-based horror, crime, historical legend, and literary tales—offering gripping reads for every reader. Check out Delicately Disturbed - perfect for fans of Thomas Harris and Silence of the Lambs!

Reviews

[Joyce · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good read

[Hunter Shea · Rating 5 out of 5]

Forget Angels and Demons. Give me Angels and Very Bad Angels. Among the People is a fresh and unique look into the world of angles - especially that band of fallen ones and how they've come to grips with their ultimate sin. The story artfully unfolds as one of the fallen one, Sarduvial, seeing the error of his ways, hides himself 'amongst the people' of earth, seeking a means to salvation. Angels both good and bad prey upon the lives of the innocent, altering the courses of their lives and perhaps acting out a destiny that was preordained. This is a great, quick read with deep insights into the pantheon of the angelic and their impact on human history. Once I started, I couldn't stop until it was done. Rommel scores again!