Angel's wrath

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Publish Date: 2001-11-18
Features: This book is one of the "Contemporary Foreign Popular Novel Series." Sidney Sheldon is a renowned American writer whose novels have been bestsellers and translated into over thirty languages. The Angel's Anger has been particularly well-received by readers, remaining a bestseller for a long time. Some American critics consider it a profound social novel reflecting reality. The book depicts the struggles, love, downfall, and disillusionment of a young, upright, and talented female lawyer. Through a twisting plot, it explores the entanglements between money, power, love, and the law, delicately portraying the complex and contradictory psychological activities of the protagonist, Jennifer Parker.
As a top graduate from law school, Jennifer Parker confidently enters the workforce, believing she can make a significant impact by upholding justice. However, she soon discovers that society is not as fair as she had hoped when she seeks to bring justice to others. With the help of lawyers like Adam Warner, she gradually establishes herself in the legal field and gains a reputation through her intelligence. Yet, Jennifer's personal life is. After learning that Adam cannot divorce his wife, she leaves him and dedicates all her love to Joshua, the child Adam left behind, focusing solely on her legal career.
However, a murderer abducts her son, and the authorities are unable to help her. Desperate, she turns to the mob boss Michael for assistance. From then on, she becomes entangled in the criminal organization and cannot escape. Her only hope lies in Joshua, but tragically, he soon dies. Later, she resolves to break free from the mob and risks her life to save Adam, who is in danger. In the process, she is shot and killed by Michael.