

Angel Fire
Author: Ron Franscell
Narrator: Kent Kimball
Unabridged: 10 hr 21 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Books In Motion
Published: 09/15/2012
Categories: Fiction
Author: Ron Franscell
Narrator: Kent Kimball
Unabridged: 10 hr 21 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Books In Motion
Published: 09/15/2012
Categories: Fiction
Ron Franscell is the author of numerous books, including Delivered from Evil: True Stories of Ordinary People Who Faced Monstrous Mass Killers and Survived, Angel Fire, and The Deadline. His writing has been compared to Truman Capote, Charles Frazier, and Robert Olen Butler-diverse, poetic, evocative, and muscular. His writing has appeared in many publications, including the Washington Post, Chicago Sun-Times, and the San Francisco Chronicle. He has been a guest on CNN, NPR, and other major broadcast outlets all over America. He appears regularly in crime documentaries on Investigation Discovery, History Channel, and A&E. Ron lives in San Antonio, Texas.
A delightful comfortable read that contemplates poignant, not so easy, life lessons. The ending was the only viable course and I look forward to discussing it with my 15/16 year old students.......more
I didn’t choose this book because of its focus on another pair of brothers, Cassidy and Daniel, who grew up sons of a newspaperman in small-town Wyoming of the 1950s. The story looked interesting. And it is, dealing with the losses that deeply affected Cassidy and Daniel and shaped their interactions......more
Novel that takes place during the Vietnam War. The author weaves together family, love and loyalty.......more
Angel Fire by Ron Franscell is an absolutely gorgeous and haunting novel of family love and loyalty set in a small town in Wyoming in 1957. Cassidy McLeod puts his life on hold to care for his revered older brother when he returns from Vietnam all but catatonic. The author poignantly describes the p......more
Like many outstanding classic novels (and this one is destined to be one), Angel Fire merits more than a once through. Trying to live with the alarming, engrossing, yet realistic ending both appalls me and makes sense. I should not say I am surprised though, as those same adjectives describe Ron Fra......more