Customer Reviews
Quiet belief in Angels - By: Mrs. J. A. Tindley, 08 May 2008 
Ummm - it started off very slowly & I wasn't at at sure that I would get into it. (I rarely give up on a book) I did however quite enjoy it by the end - not particularly for the story line but more for the style of writing & some beautifully written pieces. My advice therefore is don't give up!
A superb novel-it worries itself back into the mind - By: Brolyn, 06 May 2008 
I thought A Quiet Belief In Angels was a suberb, atmospheric & gripping novel. Told in the first person by Joseph Vaughan, we see him grow up from a talented but tortured childhood into an even more troubled adulthood. Although one can view the book as a whodunnit, it offers far more than that genre can, & concerns the effects of the series of murders on many other characters' lives. I could not put this novel down & yet I didn't want it to end!
Disappointed - By: J. Byrne, 05 May 2008 
Im still trying to finish this book. I read alll the great reviews & thought it sounded excellent, but I just cant get into this book. I am determined to finish it, hoping that it will be worth it.
A True Belief in RJ Ellory! - By: Mrs. K. Venables, 04 May 2008 This is one of the most beautifully tragic novels I have ever read. The author took me to another world, from which it was hard to return. The haunting prose & magnificent imagery stayed with me for days afterwards.
This is not a typical murder mystery but a tale of a life, from childhood to adulthood, & the affect the murders had on that life. Reminiscent of Truman Capote & Harper Lee & the worlds they created, RJ Ellory is a master of his craft, & anyone would enjoy reading this novel.
Simply, the best book i have ever read - By: Paul Dicken, 03 May 2008 The best book I have ever read. I won't go in to why.
Just buy it. And be amazed.
