But the Angels Never Came (EJO Book 2)

Praise for But the Angels Never Came:

**Of all the books I have won from Goodreads, this was the most fun to read. I read the whole book in about a day and a half. This one is really hard to put down**(GOODREADS)

**Thought-provoking, rich in characters, and containing moments of genuine horror and suspense, "But the Angels Came" is an important book that, through our responses to the events within, reveal as much about us (the reader) as it does the characters** (GOODREADS)

**We travel with them on their struggle for survival with minimum supplies and facing dangers around every corner. Living the emotional ride of the fight for survival, making enemies and a friend along the way**(GOODREADS)

**"Having grown up in a tradition where I was taught "You must never forget " there were some scenes that really moved me deeply"**



When the world ended Abraham was a young successful lawyer with a wife and child. He was no different than anyone else. That all changed suddenly when the old nation was taken over by a hostile foreign power, and Abraham was forced to make the most important choice of his life. Stay and be subject to the arbitrary whims of the invaders, or abandon his home for the unlikely prospect of freedom.



But the Angles Never Came takes place within the same satirical world as Farmers and Cannibals, Just After the Fall, and The Church Peak Hotel: Revisited.