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Resurrection Angel
By William Mize
A teen with amnesia draws psychic Denton Ward and his girlfriend PI Monty Crocetti into a case involving UFO abduction, abortion clinic terrorism and murder.
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Description
Lisa Rappaport seemed to have it all - a popular boyfriend, a wealthy father and a sudden and unexplained case of amnesia. A late night phone call brings Denton Ward and Monty Crocetti to her beside and into her life.
Her doctor thinks it's a routine case, but a hypnosis session with Denton brings to light a possible cause for her memory loss - alien abduction and rape. Lisa swears she's a virgin, but a drugstore test proves she's pregnant.
Could the father be of unknown origin? Or is the answer closer, here on planet Earth?
A sudden death brings the case closer to home, and it's up to Denton and Monty to weave the many threads of this case into a tapestry of redemption and justice that will resonate long after the last page has been turned.
Resurrection Angel was chosen by Robert Randisi, President of the Private Eye Writers of America, as a finalist in the St. Martin's Press/PWA Best First Novel Contest of 1997.
In 2000, taking advantage of the current Print-On-Demand technology, Resurrection Angel was self-published through Writer's Press, an imprint of iUniverse.com.
In 2001, Resurrection Angel made publishing history when it was nominated by the Private Eye Writers of America for one of their highest honors, The Shamus Award for Best First Novel of The Year, making it the first Print on Demand book ever to be nominated for a major publishing award.
