Angels' wrath

Author: Sidney Sheldon
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Publish Date: 1996-07-01
Features: This book is one of the "Contemporary Foreign Bestselling Novel Series." Sidney Sheldon is a renowned American author whose novels have been widely translated into over thirty languages and circulated internationally. The Angel's Advocate gained even greater popularity after its publication, becoming a long-selling and enduring work. Some American critics regard it as a profound social novel reflecting reality. The book depicts the struggles, love, fall, and disillusionment of a young, upright, and talented female lawyer. Through a twisting story, it portrays the entanglements between money, power, love, and law, delicatelying the complex and contradictory psychological activities of the protagonist, Jennifer Parker.
As a top graduate from law school, Jennifer Parker confidently entered the legal profession, fully expecting to make a mark by upholding justice. However, she soon found that society was not as fair as she had hoped when she sought to bring justice to others. Later, with the help of lawyer Adam Warner and others, she gradually gained a foothold in the legal world and earned a reputation through her intelligence. Yet, Jennifer's love life was. After learning that Adam could not divorce his wife, she left him resolutely, devoting all her love to Joshua, the child Adam left behind, and focusing entirely on her legal career. But then, a murderer kidnapped her son, and the authorities could do nothing to help. Desperate, she had no choice but to turn to the mob boss Michael. From then on, she fell under the control of the criminal organization and could not escape, leaving all her hope on Joshua. However, Joshua also died tragically soon after. Later, determined to break free from the mob, she risked everything to save Adam, who was in danger, but she was shot dead by Michael.