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[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Vengeance For A Fallen Angel" by Christophe Medler.]

Detective Rick McCarthy woke up from his slumber to a phone call in the morning. He is notified about a female dead body discovered on the beach, with a high probability of murder. She was severely injured and raped as well. While the detectives try to dig deeper, they suspect that a local voodoo cauldron is involved. Everyone at the headquarters realizes that this is no ordinary case. When the details about the murder of the girl get leaked by the press, it causes havoc in both the public and the CID headquarters. The chief pressures Detective McCarthy to find the lead suspect soon and solve this case or else get demoted. While the CID team tries to close down on suspects, more bodies start falling. Now there are more questions than answers. Is there a serial killer on the loose? Are these murders linked or not? What's the secret that is worth more than the lives of people? Read this engrossing crime mystery novel, Vengeance For A Fallen Angel by Christophe Medler, to find out.

I liked several things about this book. First and foremost, I enjoyed the world that the author created in the 1960s. I loved the book's use of small chapters. The book does not introduce the lead to a new love interest, as he already has one. It helped to keep the primary focus on solving the case. As we neared the end of the case, the mystery became increasingly compelling. The final reveal of the killer was unexpected and surprising. The supernatural elements and the world of Voodoo worshipping and occult make this book more interesting to read. The editing of the book is also done well, with some minor errors I have noted.

There is one thing I did not like about the book. Sometimes I think the book fails to build tension. If the detective solving the case had some sort of personal stake or if the resolution led to his significant character development, it would have been better, I felt.

Considering all the points I have discussed, I believe this book deserves 5 out of 5 stars. The drawback I discussed does not make this a less worthwhile read. I recommend this book to fans of the crime mystery genre, which includes the majority of fiction readers, to be honest.

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Hey y'all! Just read this review for "Vengeance For A Fallen Angel" and it seems like a pretty gripping crime mystery set in the 1960s. With a mix of murder, voodoo, and the supernatural, it'll definitely keep you hooked till the end. The book's small chapters and lack of distracting love interests make it focused on the case, which is a plus. Just be aware that the tension might not be built up as much as some readers would prefer. Overall, the reviewer gives it a solid 5 out of 5 stars, so I reckon it's worth giving it a read if you're into crime mysteries. Happy reading, y'all! Compelling narrative, drew me in from the start.

I appreciate your feedback about potentially building more tension by adding personal stakes or character development for the detective. Despite this, the well-done editing and intriguing storyline make this crime mystery novel worth a read for anyone seeking an engrossing thriller.

Exceptional ! This is an amazing review to such a point that I feel like I shouldn't have read it as its almost a spoiler alert. I'm going for this book and thanks to you. I love this genre it never disappoints and one thing about crime, thriller and mystery is its hardly a cliche. There's always a rollercoaster of emotions and I love it. Great job

Medler's attention to detail in creating the 1960s setting and his ability to craft an unexpected and surprising final reveal make this crime mystery a standout read.

It gets 5 stars despite the lack of tension? Hrm... and it doesn't seem like the main character transforms by the end of the story. But if you're into voodoo-worshipping horror stuff, the book can be worth your time.

A really brutal murder starts this mystery that includes a voodoo element is a headache for Detective McCarthy, whose neck is on the line. Despite the lack of tension-building, this seems like a well-constructed novel. Thank you for your great review!

This review provides a comprehensive overview of the crime mystery novel "Vengeance For A Fallen Angel" by Christophe Medler. The reviewer commends the author for creating an intriguing setting in the 1960s and appreciates the use of small chapters to maintain focus. They also highlight the unexpected and surprising final reveal of the killer and the inclusion of supernatural elements. However, they feel that the book could have built more tension and personal stakes for the detective. Overall, the reviewer gives the book a rating of 5 out of 5 stars, recommending it to fans of the crime mystery genre. Compelling storytelling, skillfully woven and compelling.