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I quite like the hard-boiled blending with dark fantasy and a dash of the Great White North for flavor. Well, I got around to reading the second installment of Ian Rogers' Felix Renn series, The Ash Angels, and while the book could work as a stand-alone I thought it a good follow-up to the impressive debut.It's Christmas time, and while Felix and his ex-wife are civil to each other these days, he'd rather be alone--and drunk. He needs something festive for a chaser while home alone, so he heads
Despite not having a jump out and grab ya beginning, this little chapbook is still worth reading.Felix Renn just wants some eggnog to go with his whiskey so he can enjoy a lonely Christmas Eve drink. Instead he finds himself in the middle of another mystery; this one involving a series of ash angels that appear without any real explaination.I still love Ian's way with words. His ability to tell a great tale without a billion descriptive phrases is a refreshing change from some of the purple pros...
What can one say about "The Ash Angels"? The first sequel to "Temporary Monsters", TAA take Rogers's hero, Felix Renn, into quieter, more emotional territory. But don't let that description fool you -- Rogers's dialogue is as sharp and funny as ever. He understands the rat-a-tat-tat language of the best noir, and uses it to explore the interpersonal relationships of his characters. The fact that The Ash Angels is a different beast from Temporary Monsters, and yet just as enjoyable, cements the p...
