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*Characters include: [[Angel]], [[Cordelia Chase|Cordelia]] and [[Allen Francis Doyle|Doyle]]. |
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+ | *While Angel and Doyle attempting to find information on the Kurgarru—the soul-eating demon responsible for the soul trade—Doyle briefly suggests Angel contact "Jeeves"—Angel correcting him by noting that he is actually referring to [[Rupert Giles|Giles]]—but his reluctance to contact Sunnydale unless there is no other option prompts Angel to suggest that Doyle contact [[Harriet Doyle|Harry]] instead. |
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Soul Trade is an original novel based on the U.S. television series Angel.
Angel understands the importance and meaning of the soul. His soul has driven him on his journey of redemption. Now he discovers those who would pay for a soul. Doyle, Cordelia, and Angel find a girl whose soul has been taken away from her. It seems a soul trade is developing its own black market; the soul is an item of wealth to gamblers, junkies, and others in L.A.'s vast underworld. The soul of an innocent girl is a desirable item. Soon Angel proves the value of his own soul.
Trivia
- Tagline: "The black market is trading on humanity."
- Characters include: Angel, Cordelia and Doyle.
- After his first sighting of Aubery—the little girl whose soul has been taken—Angel is strongly reminded of his own sister, Kathy, reflecting that the moment when he traded on his sister's innocence to enter the family home remains one of his most painful memories of his sins as Angelus.
- While Angel and Doyle attempting to find information on the Kurgarru—the soul-eating demon responsible for the soul trade—Doyle briefly suggests Angel contact "Jeeves"—Angel correcting him by noting that he is actually referring to Giles—but his reluctance to contact Sunnydale unless there is no other option prompts Angel to suggest that Doyle contact Harry instead.