I think what I love most about Between Two Fires -- besides how much time is spent thinking about love, and how love is both salvation and reward -- is that while everything that happens is just a tiny step (hi Angela di Foligno) in God's plan, there is no sparrow that falls without finding itself within the palm of His hand.

And it's not just the flawed, terrified humans that are given that grace; the moment that haunts me most consists of maybe two or three lines in the climactic battle. Two angels grapple with a struggling demon, shouting in its ears, as they drag it into the river.

Francois Vaillancourt

Cover for "Between Two Fires" by Christopher Buehlman