A Madness of Angels, or, The Resurrection of Matthew Swift

Matthew Swift wakes up two years after his murder with bright blue eyes and a disconcerting tendency to think ‘we’ when he means ‘I’. With most of his fellow urban sorcerers dead or in hiding, they must join up with some very unlikely allies, while keeping ahead of the shadow on the wall.

 

This urban fantasy novel, first in a series of four, follows Matthew’s quest to find out who murdered him and who brought him back. Readers who enjoyed Neil Gaiman’s Neverwhere or Simon Green’s Nightside books will enjoy Griffin’s unique portrayal of the magic of London.