Girl in the Moon

#1 Angela Constantine

Terry Goodkind

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Head of Zeus
01 December 2018

Thriller & suspense; Fantasy; Superpowers; Crime & Mystery Fantasy; Thriller Fantasy

Series: Angela Constantine

Angela has the ability to recognize killers. When she unexpectedly finds herself stalked, Angela is the only one who knows the truth of what they are about to do. She's an unlikely hero. She's also our only hope.

Terry Goodkind introduces his most unforgettable and deadly character yet. For fans of Stephen King and Dean Koontz. Angela Constantine is a girl born broken.

The daughter of a meth addict, Angela is convinced she was born a monster. Haunted by an abusive childhood, she was forced to become a woman far too soon. And in the process, she became more.

Angela Constantine has a secret.

Living in a secluded mountain cabin and juggling several jobs, Angela leads a double life right under everyone's noses. Because her family's bloodline carries the ability to recognize killers, she adopts a solitary existence in service of her own violent mission in life. When she unexpectedly finds herself stalked, Angela is the only one who knows the truth of what they are about to do. She's an unlikely hero. She's also our only hope.

Angela Constantine is. . . The Girl in the Moon.

By: Terry Goodkind
Imprint: Head of Zeus
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 198mm, Width: 129mm,
ISBN: 9781788545662
ISBN 10: 1788545664
Series: Angela Constantine
Pages: 496
Publication Date: 01 December 2018
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Terry Goodkind has been a wildlife artist, a cabinetmaker, a racing driver and a violin maker. He lives in the desert in Nevada.

Reviews for Girl in the Moon (#1 Angela Constantine)

'A fresh, compelling thriller. The Girl in the Moon contains concepts I wish had occurred to me. This is pure entertainment, a true page-turner, and great fun' -- Dean Koontz 'Fast paced, riveting, and scary. It will leave the reader breathless' -- Nelson DeMille