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Bruja is an Angel novel. Written by Mel Odom, it was originally published on September 3, 2001, by Pocket Books.
Synopsis[]
THE WITCHING HOUR
Los Angeles is stunned when a priest is attacked by a woman who confesses to having murdered her own son. At the same time, Angel Investigations turns up reports of a madwoman floating in and out of gang fights, playgrounds, and flophouses populated by teen runaways... she's everywhere. She is a bruja — a witch, and the embodiment of La Llorona — the "Weeping Woman" of Spanish lore. In any place she alights, a trail of death lingers.
The priest soon lapses into a coma, but Angel and company have their hands full with other matters: Doyle is wracked with a vision of a young mother and her son in danger, out by the docks. Meanwhile, Cordy is busy searching for a big-shot producer's missing wife. The trio is running out of time. Angel has to find a possible connection between the wife who's gone MIA and the mother on the docks before he himself is stopped — by a phantom whose mere touch brings death itself...
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Continuity[]
- The events of this story take place during Angel season 1, between novels Avatar and The Summoned.
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- The cover features promotional pictures taken for Angel season 1.
International titles[]
- French: Bruja
- German: Blutige Tränen (Bloody Tears)
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