Hey Angel

<p>Perfect for fans of James Sallis's <em>Drive</em> James O'Barr's <em>The Crow</em> Ed Brubaker & Sean Phillips' <em>Criminal</em> and Frank Miller's <em>Sin City</em> - <em>Hey Angel</em> is a haunting emotionally raw neo-noir: a bruising poetic descent through grief revenge and broken love stitched together with rage tenderness trauma and the shadow of lost love.</p><p></p><p><strong><em>I check the shotgun one in the chamber and four in the tube.</em> Looking up to the sky I take a deep breath and notice a few of the brighter stars wondering at what point they look away if they even can<em>-now would be a good time.</em></strong></p><p></p><p>Frank - disgraced soldier former brothel bouncer and self-proclaimed deadsh*t - wakes from a year-long coma with a fractured mind and flashes of the car crash that nearly killed him. Haunted by glimpses of that night - a violent wreck the young couple Kurt and Ellie the stolen lottery winnings and his bleeding girlfriend Angel - he sets out on a brutal path of retribution.</p><p>Fueled by rage and memory Frank embarks on a relentless hunt across shadowy streets and scarred landscapes in search of answers. What he finds will force him to confront not only the past but himself.</p><p>Prepare for a raw hypnotic novella of blood ghosts and ruin - and a final confrontation that cuts deep into the heart of who we are when there's nothing left to lose.</p>