Blood of Angels

Reed Arvin’s previous novel, The Last Goodbye, was “the best thing a thriller can suspenseful, intelligent, and well written” (Harlan Coben), and had the critics People magazine stated, “You’ll be hooked,” and the New York Times declared it “sultry, devious, adrenaline-boosting suspense.” Now comes a vivid and haunting tale of one man’s search for the truth — no matter what the consequences. Thomas Dennehy, senior prosecutor in Davidson County, Tennessee, doesn’t recognize Nashville a decade of relentless immigration means cops are learning Spanish, and the DA’ s office is looking for Vietnamese translators. Thomas’s latest case is prosecuting Moses Bol, a Sudanese refugee who faces the death penalty for killing a white woman in the Nations, a notorious, racially charged part of town. Bol’s conviction seems certain, until a university professor claims Thomas sent the wrong man to the death chamber in a previous case. The DA’ s of