The man landing, and skidding on a gravel driveway probably broke his body, but that wasn't enough for Edward, who charged out of the window after him, put a boot in the man's back, and ripped his arms free of his body. Edward let them drop, and the Ghasts on top of the cabin faltered, not expecting such a display of ferocity. Lucien had taken Edward's cue, and gone out the other side of the cabin. Before the Ghasts could react, Lucien was among them, a whirlwind of heavy steel, breaking bodies, and crushing skulls. Edward Black's only family was killed in a gruesome event known as the Christmas Murders. As a former police officer, he wants justice for his family. There are no leads, no evidence, and no trail. All seems lost, when Edward meets the angel known as Incariol who is tired of existence, and wishes to end his life. In doing so, he wants to leave something for the world to remember him by, and so he gifts his abilities to Edward Black, who only wants do the right thing. Together with an entourage of friends, he'll encounter foes who want either his painful death, or just the cash in his wallet. His reaction is the same, always he does the right thing. Does his vigilantism go too far? Can someone who is inherently good be bad as well? Find out in the first book of The Tale of Edward Black