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    Angel Spits (Tenebrous Chronicles)

    By M.E. Purfield

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    Using razor sharp prose, M.E. Purfield (author of the Miki Radicci series) weaves a tale of spiritual redemption set upon an urban sprawl of violence.

    Street tough Jersey City girl Maggie Nieves witnesses her older brother fall to his death from the roof of Christ Hospital. Everyone says it is suicide. Not Maggie. She saw someone up there with her brother. A girl...with wings.

    Maggie searches for the winged girl and unravels a mystery hidden deep in the city that not only affects her own destiny, but the fate of a dying little boy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrash Books
    Release dateNov 12, 2013
    ISBN9781310024931
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    Angel Spits (Tenebrous Chronicles)
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    M.E. Purfield

    M.E. Purfield is the autistic author who writes novels and short stories in the genres of crime, sci-fi, dark fantasy, and Young Adult. Sometimes all in the same story. Notably, he works on the Tenebrous Chronicles which encompasses the Miki Radicci Series, The Cities Series, and the Radicci Sisters Series, and also the sci-fi, neuro-diverse Auts series of short stories.

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