David-Michael Harding is a life-long writer whose work has appeared in numerous national publications. His historical short story, “Forever Beneath the Celtic Sea,” which details the sinking of the passenger liner Lusitania, was runner-up in the Southeast Regional Arts Council Awards. His novella, The Cats of Savone was the recipient of an International PEN Award. He holds a master’s degree in education, and currently works as an adjunct professor of writing and resides in Tampa, Florida. Most of his days are spent writing from the cockpit of his sailboat, Pegasus, somewhere off the Nature Coast of Florida in the Gulf of Mexico.
Thoroughly and meticulously researched, and masterfully written, Harding joins the ranks of the likes of Jack Higgens, Ken Follett, Frederick Forsythe, Craig Thomas and W.E.B Griffith with this engaging, thought provoking look at personal sacrifice amidst the horrors of war, leading his readers into the thick of battle, heat of passion, web of deceit and depth of personal love and loss. How Angels Die can stand proudly alongside works that span the breadth of master story telling from The Eagle has Landed to Eye of the Needle to The Day of the Jackel. – David Roth, Examiner.com
