A review by taimoirai
Angel of Darkness by Charles de Lint
4.0
"Chad Baker was a rock star once, a real '60s hitmaker. Now he serves as benevolent angel of the Ottawa music scene, helping new bands make demos--and sometimes, secretly, helping a young beauty into his second, hidden recording studio. This is where Baker, a serial killer, records his victims' dying screams. When he combines the agonized vocalizations, he creates a hellish new music. Music that summons a different sort of angel--an unearthly and brutally vengeful Angel of Darkness." (From Amazon.com)
The most beautiful of de Lint's Samuel M. Key novels, Angel of Darkness is a decadent horror novel. You find yourself both amazed and appauled by the twists of the plot in the aftermath of Chad Baker's creation.
The most beautiful of de Lint's Samuel M. Key novels, Angel of Darkness is a decadent horror novel. You find yourself both amazed and appauled by the twists of the plot in the aftermath of Chad Baker's creation.