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Heaven Sent by Jessica Damien On sale date: 10/28/2011 Category:Fantasy Description Guardian angels. How many miracles have been worked by these wondrous beings? How many lives have been saved, how many destinies have been formed? And how many mistakes have been made? Ben’s not quite an angel yet; he’ll have to save an awful lot of souls before that can happen. And he’s not off to a good start. After causing the death of his subject, he has to face Michael’s wrath and team up with Dorian, the man who was supposed to have lived for another forty-two years. But Dorian takes it in stride. He becomes smitten with the lovely Alexa, a unique young woman who should never have been born of human parents, but because of a merry mix-up, the powers-that-be must retrieve her so that she can begin to learn her place in the heavens. The world is depending on her. Dorian realizes soon enough that he has a rival, and Donovan is no light-weight. An angel from way back, when the world was young, he’s virile, handsome, and darkly mysterious. Is he just toying with Alexa? Are his secrets dangerous to humanity? When an evil and vengeful entity makes its presence known, they’re all going to have to depend blindly on each other for the survival of the world and each other, in spite of all the unknowns, in spite of all the ill feelings. |
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I found the opening pages of Heaven Sent fascinating. I often thought that a guardian angel watched over me, especially as a young father and husband. I was driving home from the grocery store with my wife and 3 month old son in his car seat. Darkness was about to invade. I sat waiting for a red light to turn green. It turned green and I didn’t move the car. My Barbara said, “The light is green.”
I said, “I can’t go.”
“Why?”
“A car will…” Just then a gray car with noisey mufflers, zoomed through the intersection, ignoring the red light. If I had moved my car we would have been in a terrible accident.
God works in mysterous ways. Guardian Angels are really out there watching over us.
I haven’t read an angel book in quite some time. I think that will be changing.
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Sounds like a great read
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