Angel Food
Angel Food by Brittany Tuttle, published by Vesuvius House on July 22, 2014, is a contemporary fantasy novel that follows the lives of Anson, River, and Isidore Camper. The siblings have spent their lives traveling the country in an Airstream, evading angels who have pursued Isidore since birth. After the death of their father at the hands of a Gabriel, Anson struggles to keep River away from his old drug habits while managing Isidore’s unusual abilities, all while seeking answers about their family’s past.
In this 284-page edition, readers will encounter a narrative that intertwines humor and tragedy as the Camper siblings navigate a perilous journey. They face various challenges, including Isidore’s stalkers and accusations of polygamy, as they travel from Los Angeles to the American Southwest. The story culminates in a confrontation in Oklahoma, where the siblings must discern the true nature of good and evil. Angel Food presents a unique blend of fantasy and contemporary themes, offering insights into family dynamics and the complexities of their extraordinary circumstances.
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Anson, River, and Isidore Camper have spent their lives traveling the country in an Airstream, on the run from the angels who have been trying to kill Isidore since the day she was born. On their own since a Gabriel killed their father, Anson has his hands full keeping River off his old drug habit and stopping Isidore from destroying the world with her strange abilities. Isidore just wants to have a good time before she dies–and make sure no other family members are taken out with her. When the truth about their father’s death comes to light, the Camper siblings set out to find answers about their family, dodging Isidore’s stalkers, state troopers, accusations of polygamy–and yes, angels–along their way. Their journey leads them from posh seaside Los Angeles through the wilds of the American Southwest, finally culminating in an Oklahoma showdown between good and evil. The only trick is deciding which is which. Angel Food is a riveting tale that spins between humor and tragedy.
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