Montana-based author and veteran filmmaker James W. Abel announces the upcoming release of his latest novel, ‘In the Morning, Angels Look Like Hell: A Stanley Francisco Mystery.’ Set against the backdrop of a suspended San Francisco Police Department inspector, the novel delves into the chilling discovery of an American actress’s death off the coast of Ireland. What appears to be suicide sparks a complex investigation revealing layers of deception, challenging the inspector’s resolve and exposing the blurred lines between truth and facade.
Abel, known for his extensive career in television and film production spanning over three decades, brings his storytelling prowess to the forefront with ‘In the Morning, Angels Look Like Hell.’ Drawing on his experience in crafting compelling narratives, Abel intricately weaves together a tale of suspense and moral ambiguity, where every twist uncovers deeper mysteries and motives.
The author wanted to explore the allure of detective stories through the lens of Stanley Francisco, a character grappling with personal and professional turmoil. The novel dives into themes of trust, betrayal, and the relentless pursuit of justice against a backdrop of Hollywood glamor and international intrigue.
People should read ‘In the Morning, Angels Look Like Hell: A Stanley Francisco Mystery’ for its gripping narrative that transcends traditional crime fiction. James W. Abel intricately weaves together a tale of suspense and moral ambiguity, where Inspector Stanley Francisco’s journey unfolds against the glamorous backdrop of Hollywood and the rugged shores of Ireland. This novel promises readers not only a compelling mystery to unravel but also a deep exploration of human complexities, ethical dilemmas, and the relentless pursuit of truth. Abel’s masterful storytelling and vivid characters make this a must-read for anyone who enjoys immersive and thought-provoking detective fiction.
‘In the Morning, Angels Look Like Hell’ promises readers a gripping journey into the heart of investigative prowess and human complexity. As Inspector Francisco navigates through conflicting narratives and hidden agendas, readers are invited to unravel the layers of a mystery that challenges perceptions and leaves no stone unturned.
About the Author
Jim Abel grew up in Billings, Montana and graduated from Montana State University in Bozeman. He served in the U.S. Army in Vietnam and has more than thirty years experience in Television and Film Production.
As a writer, producer, director and cinematographer, Jim has received more than 150 Awards of Excellence for his work on television programs, commercials, documentaries and corporate videos. In 1987 Jim founded Production West and in 1995, Out in the Cold Productions. He works primarily in the Rocky Mountain West but has taken crews to Alaska, Argentina, Bahamas, Belize, England, Mexico, New Zealand and Slovenia, as well as nearly half of the lower forty-eight states.
Jim has written two screenplays, the first of which has been optioned and in preproduction. In the Morning, Angels Look Like Hell is his first in a series of novels featuring Police Inspector Stanley Francisco. Jim has served on The Montana Film and Television Advisory Council. He and his wife Susan live in Montana.
CONTACT: https://jameswendellabel.com – [email protected]
Book Name: In the Morning, Angels Look Like Hell
Author Name: James W Abel
ISBN Number: 1917399596
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