Stolen Angels (original 1996; edition 1997)

by Shaun Hutson

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Catherine and Phillip believe that the suicides of three men, the desecrations of a number of children's graves, and the suspected child abuse of a number of school pupils, are connected in some way. It soon becomes apparent that the spectre of child abuse is merely the tip of a terrifying iceberg.

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Member:	peterpetcarp
Title:	Stolen Angels
Authors:	Shaun Hutson
Info:	Little, Brown Book Group (1997), Edition: New Ed, Paperback, 403 pages
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Stolen Angels by Shaun Hutson (1996)

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it started off good. But at the end I really wanted to slam it! (

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kaylol | Dec 9, 2010 |

This was an enjoyable read, although the descriptions of abuse were disturbing. I was a little disappointed by the ending as well. Still, it is worth reading. (

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1996

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Children begin by loving their parents. after a time they judge them. Rarely, if ever, do they forgive them.
Oscar Wilde

Hell is for children.
And you shouldn't have to pay for your love
With your bones and your flesh

Pat Benatar

Do you hear the children weeping, O my brothers, Ere the sorrow comes with years?

Elizabeth Barrett Browning

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For my daughter

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If he hurried, he might just make it, thought Peter Hyde as he scuttled across the crowded concourse of Euston Station.

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Catherine and Phillip believe that the suicides of three men, the desecrations of a number of children's graves, and the suspected child abuse of a number of school pupils, are connected in some way. It soon becomes apparent that the spectre of child abuse is merely the tip of a terrifying iceberg.

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