"Angels and Sinners" by author Lordan Brichetto is a collection of short stories that promises to immerse readers into a world of mystical fantasy. Within the pages of this collection, the reader will experience emotions that cut deep when love, hate, and loss converge. These previously unpublished short stories are accompanied by a tribute to "The Raven" by Edgar Allan Poe. Brichetto's free-flowing prose, "Baxter Raven Crow", reflects the author's struggle with isolation, mental anguish, and the consequences of personal choices.

'Kaz" is a supernatural love story. Grief and loss unfold with a haunting event that forever changes Kaz's perception of reality. One innocent moment in time took his sister Keira from him, but not forever. She still lives where souls eternally search for their still-living loved ones. Somewhere caught between the living and the dead.

"The Man Hunter" reveals a secret society named The Cerberus Project. Highly skilled special forces and assassins are available for hire by governments and criminal organizations alike, without moral or legal boundaries.

"TISAL" personifies evil. When a post-apocalyptic hides the identity and existence of Kaitlyn Marie, known only by her given name, which is not her real identity. The past is a black space of nothingness, yet Kaitlyn must discover the origin of her bloodline before all is lost forever.

"Two's Company, Three's a Crowd" is a wicked story of revenge. "Hell has no fury like a woman scorned" is about to manifest in a deliciously satisfying story of pent-up rejection that drives a woman to regain control of her life as secrets reveal the dirty side of infidelity.