Insane Angels

by Edward Nicholls

FBT review:

Embark on a whimsical journey with "Insane Angels" by Edward Nicholls, a captivating mystery novel that will leave you questioning the true nature of miracles. Follow Michael Flagg, an ordinary medical student turned halo-wearing enigma, as he navigates love, government conspiracies, and self-discovery. This satirical tale offers a unique take on fame, redemption, and the human experience. Perfect for readers seeking a blend of mystery, romance, and metaphysical exploration, "Insane Angels" promises a thought-provoking and entertaining read. Formerly known as "Nimbus: A Passion Play/A Reluctant Messiah," this novel has been praised by Kirkus Reviews for its sharp wit and engaging storytelling. Get your hands on this indie gem today and prepare to be mesmerized!

Publisher Description:

Michael Flagg, a hardworking and hard partying Washington D.C. medical student, wakes up one morning to a life-changing event: he discovers that he has acquired a halo.

His girlfriend, Cheryl Eaton, suggests that he cash in on it, but Michael wants answers. What caused the halo? Is he a holy man? Or is there something darker at work? To Cheryl, it’s an opportunity; to Michael, it’s a problem.

When a clandestine government agency is tasked by the President to get to the bottom of the mystery, its Deputy Director, a rogue agent, in no mood to babysit the haloed man, suddenly sees him as an existential threat. Now Michael really has a problem.

And even worse, he unexpectedly, begins to believe in the hysteria that now surrounds him.

Insane Angels takes a short, satirical look at the human condition — fame, love, greed, spies, and redemption.

A whatdunnit, a love story, and a surprise treat for your Transcendentalist friends.And after all, who doesn't have Transcendentalist friends?

"...one that hits its mark completely." ~ Kirkus Reviews
(Novel previously titled Nimbus: A Passion Play/A Reluctant Messiah)