Wake of the Bloody Angel by Alex Bledsoe 350 pEddie LaCrosse is back and investigating what happened to his landlady's old flame, turned pirate twenty years ago. No trail is too cold to follow though and with the aid of an ex-pirate captain, Eddie is soon sailing the high seas in search of the long-lost lover and his treasure.
Another entry in the series, this one doesn't fail to satisfy with its mix of fantasy and mystery. The plot is well thought out and the novel maintains a good pace to the end. Because Bledsoe isn't trying to be historically accurate, he can use modern language and humor.
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