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Dark Angels
House of a Thousand Tears
by Dr Dmis
Dr Dmis delivers an engaging blend of crime fiction, supernatural horror and psychological suspense in Dark Angels: House of a Thousand Tears. Beginning where many detective novels would traditionally end, the story follows Lieutenant Chase Remmington as his four-year pursuit of the notorious serial killer Arkangel reaches its climax. Yet what appears to be the capture of a murderer soon reveals a far darker truth, drawing Chase into a hidden conflict that challenges everything he believes about justice, evil and the nature of humanity.
The novel succeeds by gradually shifting from police procedural into supernatural thriller without sacrificing momentum. Dr Dmis builds tension steadily, allowing unsettling revelations to unfold at a measured pace while maintaining an atmosphere of growing dread. Rather than relying solely on graphic horror, the story explores the psychological impact of confronting an enemy that cannot be understood through conventional means.
Chase is a likeable and believable protagonist whose determination is matched by his vulnerability. As the danger spreads beyond the investigation and begins to threaten those closest to him, his journey becomes as much about faith and courage as it is about solving a case. The emotional stakes help elevate the novel beyond a straightforward supernatural thriller.
The supporting mythology surrounding possession and ancient forces is introduced with restraint, creating intrigue without overwhelming the central plot. Readers who enjoy speculative fiction with philosophical undertones will appreciate the novel’s exploration of the timeless conflict between good and evil.
Fast-paced, imaginative and atmospheric, Dark Angels: House of a Thousand Tears offers an entertaining crossover between detective fiction and supernatural horror. Fans of authors such as Dean Koontz or Frank Peretti will find much to enjoy in this suspenseful tale of hidden darkness, unlikely courage and the frightening possibility that evil may wear an ordinary face.
More books from Dr Dmis
"Dr Dmis," the enigmatic pseudonym behind the captivating words, conceals the unexpected author Philip Bloxham. Against all expectations, he embarked on a writing journey, defying his background and circumstances.
Born into a family immersed in equestrian pursuits, Philip's true passions lay elsewhere. Nature and animals fascinated him from an early age, with memories of caring for puppies and working on a fruit farm. However, it was fishing that truly captured his heart, leading him to compete at a national level.
Driven by camaraderie, Philip explored the culinary world, mastering the art of cooking and managing teams. His talent attracted eager patrons who booked weeks in advance for his delectable creations.
Seeking fresh challenges, Philip transitioned to quality engineering and dimensional metrology, spending over two decades reviewing drawings and collaborating with exceptional teams.
But it was during sleepless nights around nine years ago that Philip's writing ambitions took flight. Thoughts poured onto paper, gradually shaping into a compelling story. Encouraged by a friend, he ventured into self-publishing, overcoming challenges with the help of professionals.
Now, under the guise of "Dr Dmis," Philip's book, "What Price a Kingdom," has emerged in e-book, paperback, and hardback formats. His writing style forges intimate connections with characters, infusing humor, bravery, and loyalty into their journeys.
Dividing his original book into three parts, "Lives Less Ordinary: A Place of Our Own," "Lost Angel of Paris," and "Plight of the Raven," Philip's trilogy promises adventure, romance, and honor.
Inspired by his own experiences, Philip believes that everyone harbors remarkable stories within. He encourages others to share their unique narratives, igniting inspiration in others and unlocking untapped potential.
