'exhilarating, engrossing and thought-provoking, and hard to put down.' York Evening Press
'Refreshing, with all the verve and dash of youthfulness, Angel is also a cleverly plotted, sinewy story, which provides a satisfying twist at the end.' Irish Examiner
Praise for Colleen McCullough:
'Compelling, passionate and gritty.' Good Book Guide
'McCullough piles on the drama.' Daily Mail
'Sizzling family drama stuffed with passion, tragedy, love and sex.' More
'Absorbing.' Sunday Telegraph
'Deliciously addictive...a classic tale of wealth and power - an engrossing read.' Sainsbury's magazine
Born in 1937, Colleen McCullough was a neuroscientist by training and worked in various Sydney and English hospitals before settling in the Department of Neurology at Yale Medical School in the USA. Her hugely successful novel, The Thorn Birds, was published in 1977 followed by a string of bestselling books. Colleen lived for many years on Norfolk Island and died there in 2015 aged 77.
