Angels of Death

"Angels of Death" is a story about two young women who are on the run for murder. They become killers for hire and realize they have strong feelings for each other.

Everyone has their breaking point. After years of witnessing her stepfather's physical and mental abuse of her mother and sister, Marena Angelika Marshall brutally kills her stepfather. Rather than face the law, she enlists the help of her longtime friend, Andrea Postivich, and the two go on the run. They travel to Atlanta where they save the life of Regina Walker, a newspaper heir, who encourages the pair to murder yet another violent stepfather, hers. Empowered by the idea of vigilante justice, they become guns for hire. Despite being hunted by law enforcement, they are steeled with a taste for blood, revenge, and a revisionist definition of justifiable homicide. Marena and Andrea leave a trail of victims as they crisscross the Southeast and the islands of the Caribbean.

Jay Robert Baer has taught creative writing for Broward County Schools in South Florida. He has studied creative writing, fiction writing and interpretive literature at Broward College. He has also studied screenwriting at the University of Wisconsin and is now working on his next screenplay: Goomba. He lives in Hollywood, Florida.