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    Demonspine: Angelhide, #2
    Heaven's Most Wanted: Angelhide, #3
    Angelhide: Angelhide, #1
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    Angelhide Series

    By Barb Rude

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    About this series

    After saving Heaven from certain peril twice, Aggie should be a hero—or at the very least, receive a thank-you card.

    Instead, she gets to fix Heaven's outdated communications network. Her team is as unqualified as she is, and her personal assistant is... Raymond?

    Yes, that Raymond, the archangel who stole her memories and tried to murder her two years ago. He's all smiles now, with the most surprising offer:

    If she can put the past behind her, Aggie can have her memories back.

    Turns out, memory reabsorption is a painful process. While Aggie's puking and discovering she was a terrible sister, Raymond tries to kill her. Oh, and there's a hacker sending malware all over the network.

    It gets worse. The hacker isn't some demon, she's a human who just happens to be Aggie's kid sister. This is a problem she can't fix with holy fire—if Aggie can't convince her super-stubborn sister to quit, Grace is going to make herself Heaven's Most Wanted.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBarb Rude
    Release dateFeb 4, 2014
    Demonspine: Angelhide, #2
    Heaven's Most Wanted: Angelhide, #3
    Angelhide: Angelhide, #1

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Angelhide: Angelhide, #1
      Angelhide: Angelhide, #1

      Angelhide: Angelhide, #1

      Barb Rude
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      Fresh from Angel Academy, Aggie can't wait to facilitate God's Will. All the other graduates are filing paperwork while Aggie is charged with saving a man from certain death. Hallelujah! Except... she's not saving anyone. First she loses her ward, Nicholas Bayer. Then her phone dies after hours on hold with Divine Intervention. And thanks to a clerical error, Aggie is stuck on campus without a place to stay, a winter coat, or a dollar to her name. When a demon attack nearly gets her killed, she learns that she knows absolutely nothing about her job. Real angels have swords, special prayers, and a slough of bureaucratic bullshit to wade through. Worse, her search for Bayer brings up more questions than answers:  Why does Heaven deem fit to preserve a violent criminal stalking his family? But Aggie isn't going to give up. She doesn't need wings or a halo to rescue Nicholas Bayer, and she'll keep him alive even if she has to save him from himself. She just has to find him before the demons find her.

      Fresh from Angel Academy, Aggie can't wait to facilitate God's Will. All the other graduates are filing paperwork while Aggie is charged with saving a man from certain death. Hallelujah! Except... she's not saving anyone. First she loses her ward, Nicholas Bayer. Then her phone dies after hours on hold with Divine Intervention. And thanks to a clerical error, Aggie is stuck on campus without a place to stay, a winter coat, or a dollar to her name. When a demon attack nearly gets her killed, she learns that she knows absolutely nothing about her job. Real angels have swords, special prayers, and a slough of bureaucratic bullshit to wade through. Worse, her search for Bayer brings up more questions than answers:  Why does Heaven deem fit to preserve a violent criminal stalking his family? But Aggie isn't going to give up. She doesn't need wings or a halo to rescue Nicholas Bayer, and she'll keep him alive even if she has to save him from himself. She just has to find him before the demons find her.

    • 2

      Demonspine: Angelhide, #2
      Demonspine: Angelhide, #2

      Demonspine: Angelhide, #2

      Barb Rude
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      After solving her own murder and saving Heaven from a bureaucratic coup, Aggie retired from her three-day stint as a guardian angel. She has a contract with God to prove it—no one in Heaven will bother her until she dies again. Except she didn’t make that deal with the Devil. His favorite artifact has been stolen and for some reason, he wants Aggie to serve as his personal sleuth. But really, what was Lucifer thinking? Aggie’s completely mortal. Suppose for a moment she could actually procure a lead, track the thief back to Earth, and find their super-secret lair. Then what—knock on the door and ask for it back? And how is she supposed to defend herself when she inevitably gets busted snooping? Worst. Mission. Ever. Oh, and Lucifer conveniently forgot to mention that he won’t protect her from all the enemies she makes doing his dirty work. Great. Apparently, there’s no such thing as retirement for guardian angels—even the clueless, wingless variety.

      After solving her own murder and saving Heaven from a bureaucratic coup, Aggie retired from her three-day stint as a guardian angel. She has a contract with God to prove it—no one in Heaven will bother her until she dies again. Except she didn’t make that deal with the Devil. His favorite artifact has been stolen and for some reason, he wants Aggie to serve as his personal sleuth. But really, what was Lucifer thinking? Aggie’s completely mortal. Suppose for a moment she could actually procure a lead, track the thief back to Earth, and find their super-secret lair. Then what—knock on the door and ask for it back? And how is she supposed to defend herself when she inevitably gets busted snooping? Worst. Mission. Ever. Oh, and Lucifer conveniently forgot to mention that he won’t protect her from all the enemies she makes doing his dirty work. Great. Apparently, there’s no such thing as retirement for guardian angels—even the clueless, wingless variety.

    • 3

      Heaven's Most Wanted: Angelhide, #3
      Heaven's Most Wanted: Angelhide, #3

      Heaven's Most Wanted: Angelhide, #3

      Barb Rude
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      After saving Heaven from certain peril twice, Aggie should be a hero—or at the very least, receive a thank-you card. Instead, she gets to fix Heaven's outdated communications network. Her team is as unqualified as she is, and her personal assistant is... Raymond? Yes, that Raymond, the archangel who stole her memories and tried to murder her two years ago. He's all smiles now, with the most surprising offer: If she can put the past behind her, Aggie can have her memories back. Turns out, memory reabsorption is a painful process. While Aggie's puking and discovering she was a terrible sister, Raymond tries to kill her. Oh, and there's a hacker sending malware all over the network. It gets worse. The hacker isn't some demon, she's a human who just happens to be Aggie's kid sister. This is a problem she can't fix with holy fire—if Aggie can't convince her super-stubborn sister to quit, Grace is going to make herself Heaven's Most Wanted.

      After saving Heaven from certain peril twice, Aggie should be a hero—or at the very least, receive a thank-you card. Instead, she gets to fix Heaven's outdated communications network. Her team is as unqualified as she is, and her personal assistant is... Raymond? Yes, that Raymond, the archangel who stole her memories and tried to murder her two years ago. He's all smiles now, with the most surprising offer: If she can put the past behind her, Aggie can have her memories back. Turns out, memory reabsorption is a painful process. While Aggie's puking and discovering she was a terrible sister, Raymond tries to kill her. Oh, and there's a hacker sending malware all over the network. It gets worse. The hacker isn't some demon, she's a human who just happens to be Aggie's kid sister. This is a problem she can't fix with holy fire—if Aggie can't convince her super-stubborn sister to quit, Grace is going to make herself Heaven's Most Wanted.

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