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Hunting Angels Diaries #.5
Nine Angels
The original Novella written about the satanic order 'The Order of Nine Angels' who tried to kill the author. Based on the terrifying truth, Nine Angels became a top 3 kindle horror book. Later rewritten as a full length novel, 'A Child for the Devil' which is followed by The Hunting Angels Diaries.
A Novella thriller/horror were the author (Conrad Jones) tells of the nightmare he walked into while researching an earlier novel. Threats on his life were made. The writer encourages the reader to Google the facts, and they are all there to see, '"true or not?''
A Novella thriller/horror were the author (Conrad Jones) tells of the nightmare he walked into while researching an earlier novel. Threats on his life were made. The writer encourages the reader to Google the facts, and they are all there to see, '"true or not?''
300 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 7, 2011
67 people want to read
About the author
Conrad Jones
128 books399 followersConrad Jones is a best-selling thriller writer with 30 thriller novels.
The Anglesey Murders 10 books
The Soft Target Series 6 books
The Detective Alec Ramsay Series 6 books
The Inspector Braddick Series 4 books
The Journey Series 3 books
Cuckoos on the Mersey
18 of his books are available in audio and his novels have been translated into six languages.
He is always keen to talk to readers and writers alike, jonesconrad5@aol.com
FaceBook Conrad Jones Author
Twitter @ConradJones
The Anglesey Murders 10 books
The Soft Target Series 6 books
The Detective Alec Ramsay Series 6 books
The Inspector Braddick Series 4 books
The Journey Series 3 books
Cuckoos on the Mersey
18 of his books are available in audio and his novels have been translated into six languages.
He is always keen to talk to readers and writers alike, jonesconrad5@aol.com
FaceBook Conrad Jones Author
Twitter @ConradJones
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Displaying 1 - 9 of 9 reviews
July 11, 2018
Dark, and dense, and terrifying.
A nightmare that reads like a personal account.
If you like horror, this one is for you.
A nightmare that reads like a personal account.
If you like horror, this one is for you.
May 21, 2021
Uhm yes! This one smashes the fourth wall into a gigantig cloud of plaster dust. Enjoyed it!
September 16, 2014
Absolutely dreadful.
The introductory sequence - a dream - is a mess. Shifting point of view, changing tense, it is day, it is night, the house is white, now it is a burned out wreck, now it has mold or something on it. It is now, it is then - the author lost track of where he was going with this but kept writing anyway. Written by somebody competent, some of the ideas in this sequence could have been used to good effect but this writer just didn't have the skill. The writer just threw in everything in no particular order and hoped readers wouldn't know any better and would pass it off as "uncontrolled dream sequence".
I kept plowing through after the dream sequence but after a while it was too much work (and cringing) to make the occasional flash of competence worthwhile. It is unreadable. I tossed it back unfinished.
The writer must have improved after this book - I see there are more novels and that these were well received. Or maybe this book is just that occasional lemon that writers sometimes produce. Either way I was not the least surprised when I looked this book up on the internet and found out it was self-published. It could never have been published any other way.
The author would be better off removing this book from the market and pretending it never happened. Or removing it from the market and re-writing the entire thing from scratch, maybe hiring a good editor. This book has to be having a negative effect on his reputation as a writer.
The introductory sequence - a dream - is a mess. Shifting point of view, changing tense, it is day, it is night, the house is white, now it is a burned out wreck, now it has mold or something on it. It is now, it is then - the author lost track of where he was going with this but kept writing anyway. Written by somebody competent, some of the ideas in this sequence could have been used to good effect but this writer just didn't have the skill. The writer just threw in everything in no particular order and hoped readers wouldn't know any better and would pass it off as "uncontrolled dream sequence".
I kept plowing through after the dream sequence but after a while it was too much work (and cringing) to make the occasional flash of competence worthwhile. It is unreadable. I tossed it back unfinished.
The writer must have improved after this book - I see there are more novels and that these were well received. Or maybe this book is just that occasional lemon that writers sometimes produce. Either way I was not the least surprised when I looked this book up on the internet and found out it was self-published. It could never have been published any other way.
The author would be better off removing this book from the market and pretending it never happened. Or removing it from the market and re-writing the entire thing from scratch, maybe hiring a good editor. This book has to be having a negative effect on his reputation as a writer.
December 18, 2011
Although I have been aware of Conrad Jones as an author for quite some time, this is the first of his books I have read.
Written in the first person, the author recounts how a satanic cult is trying to kill him. During the course of research for his new book, Conrad’s police detective friend Neil helped him secure an interview with a murder suspect, Jennifer Booth. Jennifer is psychic and Conrad and Jennifer seem to have a telekinetic connection. Life then starts to spiral out of control - everyone involved is dying and Conrad is next.
In a central role is Evie Jones, his Staffordshire Bull Terrier and she is certainly a star!
This novella is a bit gory and graphic at times but is well written and takes you on a rollercoaster ride as it whips along at a cracking pace. I read it in one sitting in an afternoon and the story just got better and better.
Either Conrad Jones is as mad as a box of frogs or the truth is indeed much stranger than fiction!
I will definitely look out for his other books!
Written in the first person, the author recounts how a satanic cult is trying to kill him. During the course of research for his new book, Conrad’s police detective friend Neil helped him secure an interview with a murder suspect, Jennifer Booth. Jennifer is psychic and Conrad and Jennifer seem to have a telekinetic connection. Life then starts to spiral out of control - everyone involved is dying and Conrad is next.
In a central role is Evie Jones, his Staffordshire Bull Terrier and she is certainly a star!
This novella is a bit gory and graphic at times but is well written and takes you on a rollercoaster ride as it whips along at a cracking pace. I read it in one sitting in an afternoon and the story just got better and better.
Either Conrad Jones is as mad as a box of frogs or the truth is indeed much stranger than fiction!
I will definitely look out for his other books!
August 24, 2012
After reading the books with Tank,Grace,Chen & co, this one was a real let down. Reminded me of a bad Tales of the Unexpected. Thank goodness it was only 103 pages. A stand alone story written in the 1st person and not part of the Soft Target series. Not impressed.
June 19, 2016
Read this at the beach in one sitting - no hard thinking to be done and its ok. You can guess most of the plot points
October 19, 2014
Short supernatural horror thriller.
September 25, 2015
I suppose it was not really my genre.
April 13, 2013
Not sure what to say about it.
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