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An Angry God

Russell J. Sanders

“Russell J. Sanders’s fast-paced novel, told mostly through dialog, combines all the right ingredients for a contemporary murder mystery: college boys in love, vast riches and power, rancid religion and a serial killer.”

Elliott Mackle, author of It Takes Two and Captain Harding’s Six-Day War

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Released:
September 26, 2023
Pages:
224
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Paperback:
978-1-955826-47-1
Ebook:
978-1-955826-48-8

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A Serial Killer is Stalking young gay men.
A Hateful Minister Says It’s the Hand of God.
Who Will Be Next?

In a quiet Midwest college town, a shadow is lengthening. A predator is on the hunt, systematically targeting young gay men—and he isn’t the only one fueling the terror. While the killer stalks the streets, Dr. Spencer Fellows, a prominent anti-gay crusader, uses his platform to praise the violence as a divine cleansing, one victim at a time.

Enter Kevin Bland: rich, brilliant, and a self-proclaimed wild child who refuses to live in fear. When he meets college freshman Mitch Christman, the connection is instant—but Mitch is exactly Kevin’s type, and unfortunately, he’s the killer’s type, too.

As the body count rises and the city teeters on the edge of a moral panic, Kevin and Mitch—joined by a determined sophomore named Brent—must navigate a landscape of rancid religion and lethal obsession. They are racing to unmask a murderer before the “Hand of God” reaches for them next.

An Angry God is a high-stakes ride through dark territory, exploring the enduring strength of newly minted love in the face of absolute hatred.

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About the Author

Russell J. Sanders writes because he’s compelled to do so. It seems every time one of his books is published, there is a sigh of completion, and then a new idea crops up, propelling him to create a new world for characters that need guidance. Between these creative explosions, Russell travels—most of the US states, Jakarta, Bali, Tokyo, India, Trinidad and Tobago, London, Amsterdam, Paris, Italy, the Caribbean, and Canada are among the exotic locations he’s visited. After living almost his entire life in Texas, he is now exploring his new home state, Nevada and his new hometown Las Vegas. One thing is always assured during these journeys: Mexican food will be sought out. As a native Texan, Tex-Mex and related Mexican cuisines are Russell’s passion. Whether the dishes turn out good or bad, he must try them. Some very good enchiladas have been had in Tokyo and Indonesia. The worst were in Wyoming, where you might expect better. Between bites, Russell wants to encourage everyone to read his novels. His deep desire is to entertain while promoting understanding through fiction. Mostly, he wants young persons who are LGBTQ to realize they are normal, deserving to love and be loved, and for those who know them, to realize that as well. He lives in Las Vegas with his husband, who is gamely trailing him in search of the next great enchilada.

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Praise for Angry God

A wild, dialogue-driven and somewhat murderous ride through dark, but ultimately redeeming territory.”

—Nick Wilgus, author of the bestselling Shaking the Sugar Tree

“Russell J. Sanders’s fast-paced novel, told mostly through dialog, combines all the right ingredients for a contemporary murder mystery: college boys in love, vast riches and power, rancid religion and a serial killer.”

—Elliott Mackle, author of It Takes Two and Captain Harding’s Six-Day War

“There aren’t many authors who, having left their teenage years decades ago, can write teen voices with any surety. Russell J Sanders is one. This book is peopled with characters, some of which are hopeful, some wary, some confused and others self-centered to the point of oblivion. Each stands alone, and yet Sanders weaves them like reeds in a wicker basket, each strand separate, yet woven together in tight bonds of enduring strength and resilience. Some readers may wrinkle their furrowed brows in consternation and ask, where is this story going, and what is it ultimately about? I did, and in the end the answer is simple. This is a tale of love over hatred, patience over haste, the enduring love of parents, and finally the exuberance, and the exhilaration of newly minted young love.”

—Michael Halfhill, author of the Jan Phillips series: Two Hearts Two Spirits and Ten Years: A Journal of the Heart