Horror/Urban Fantasy
Date Published: 3/16/2013
Early morning and a woman lies dead in the street, her end violent and strange.
A man loses his mother. A detective finds himself caught between, between the city and the underworld. A wolf wanders aimlessly in search of a killer, in search of an end. All three are haunted by ghosts of half-remembered moments; all three, trapped in a city, this city that holds its secrets loose and its citizens tight. This city of dogs. This city of demons. Calderwood.
A man loses his mother. A detective finds himself caught between, between the city and the underworld. A wolf wanders aimlessly in search of a killer, in search of an end. All three are haunted by ghosts of half-remembered moments; all three, trapped in a city, this city that holds its secrets loose and its citizens tight. This city of dogs. This city of demons. Calderwood.
My Review
Dark and edgy, Madelyn Serrato's novel Dead Angels will have readers captivated by her world.
The characters are real and very well developed, they make it easy for you as the reader to be drawn into. There are a lot of moving parts, but Serrato does a great job of keeping readers up to date on the characters and the plot. I never felt confused and that is a great testament when you are introducing readers to a new world for the first time.
The characters are real and very well developed, they make it easy for you as the reader to be drawn into. There are a lot of moving parts, but Serrato does a great job of keeping readers up to date on the characters and the plot. I never felt confused and that is a great testament when you are introducing readers to a new world for the first time.
Madelyn Serrato was born in California and attended college in Washington, where she received a BA in Psychology.
She currently resides in Arizona and will start medical school by the end of the summer. When not writing, she enjoys boxing, reading, and watching terrible movies with friends. Wolves of Calderwood has been a labor of love for many years and is her first published novel. Join her mailing list at
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