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Trevor with his advance copy of Angel Of Vengence

In many ways, the show and the book are very different creatures. The book is a much darker and grittier world, but many of the themes of addiction, transcendence, and redemption that motivate both versions of Mick are the much the same. Both are loners who hate what they are and want nothing more than to reconnect with their lost humanity, and both miss the intense emotions and senses from when they were alive.

The main difference, in my mind, is that Mick St. John has Beth in his life. Because he saved her from and chose her over Coraline, his femme fatale first true love, Beth serves as a sort of lifeline to Mick’s lost humanity. As a result, she is the only one he’s ever met who allows him to feel similar to how he did when he was alive, and despite its inherent difficulties, this relationship gives him hope for the future. In contrast, Mick Angel, at least in this book has no Beth, and is far more cynical and despondent about his situation.





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Breaking News From Trevor

"BIG NEWS! My lawyer just informed me that I have the official go-ahead to write sequels to 'Angel of Vengeance'! A deal still has to be struck with my publisher, but they seem to want to make it happen. Thanks to everyone who has supported me in this. It means a lot!"



"BREAKING NEWS !"  from Trevor about the sequel to Angel Of Vengeance.

 "I just accepted a deal to write a follow-up book to Angel of Vengeance and am looking forward to diving back into the dark waters of Mick's world..."