The Wrath of Angels Volume 11

A Charlie Parker Thriller

By: John Connolly

Narrated by: Jay Snyder

New York Times bestselling author John Connolly “takes readers on a path they truly won’t believe” (Suspense Magazine) in this riveting supernatural thriller featuring haunted private investigator Charlie Parker.

Deep in the Maine woods, a wrecked plane is discovered. It was never reported missing, and there are no bodies, but what it conceals is powerful beyond comprehension: a record of those who have struck a deal with the devil.

A new battle is about to commence in the war between light and darkness, and the list proves to be a deadly weapon. While private detective Charlie Parker fears his own name is there, he is certain that it must be secured from evil. For others, too, have joined the search: a beautiful, scarred woman with a taste for killing; a silent child who remembers his own death; and a serial killer known as the Collector. But the woods too are preparing, for other secrets lurk within their depths.

Someone survived the crash. Something survived. And now it waits.

A paper list?

Ok so the use of the list felt out of place and unbelievable, like the backers are so powerful and have so much money but they keep a paper list with the names of the people who are in debt or working with them... Really!?

Other than that this was great, feel bad for some characters that met their end, and every time the girl was on I was literally scared I couldn't listen to those parts alone or at night.

I'm in love with this series and I look forward for the next book.

Exceptional narrative

Loved it! Jay Snyder makes a great Charlie Parker! The plot was good and fit well into the series.

Engrossing read.

Would you consider the audio edition of The Wrath of Angels to be better than the print version?

It is about the same audio or print.

What other book might you compare The Wrath of Angels to and why?

None.

Which character – as performed by Jay Snyder – was your favorite?

Charlie Parker

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

It made me laugh at some points in the book.

Another great Charlie Parker story

A little darker than some of the stories, but entertaining till the end. Thank you John Connolly!

Very enjoyable

I am relatively new to the audiobook world. I've read Mr. Connolly's books and recently started listening to them while at work. This has definitely been one of my favorites. The narration was top quality.