About the Book:
The Pomeroys pull together in the aftermath of the storm that shook West Edinton -- and Prissie's faith -- to its very foundations. Letting go proves difficult, and holding on takes all of her courage. With the encouragement of a brother who's in on her secret, Prissie finds her feet. With the help of the bane who's now a brother, she takes a stand. As spring comes to the orchard, a cryptic remark from Abner hints at West Edinton's long-kept secret. A beloved aunt returns from overseas. A faded angel takes up residence atop the Pomeroys' refrigerator. A treasured friend must say goodbye. While ranks of the Faithful rally to defend what's most precious, Prissie discovers that angels aren't the only ones who are Sent.
About the Author:
Head in the clouds. Feet on the ground. Heart in the story. Christa Kinde is a cheerful homebody whose imagination takes her to new places with every passing day. Making her home between misty mornings and brimming bookshelves in Southern California, she keeps her lively family close and her trusty laptop closer. Christa has been writing for more than a decade, producing numerous workbooks and study guides for Max Lucado, John MacArthur, and Women of Faith.
My Review:
Prissie never expected she would have to help find her guardian angel who recently got abducted by a demon. Nor did she expect to find out one of the angels she has grown to love is blind. But now that was all behind her, she has to find away to explain to her brother that she can see angels and even talk to them. Even though he can only see few, he seems to understand she is telling him and wants to help find her guardian angel. Her faith seems to be failing when someone she has known for a while has became a new christian an she doesn't even get excited for him. With her guardian angel gone it seems her world is coming to an end. She has to find him before she loses faith in God and everyone she loves. No one has heard word from him, where could he be?
**Disclosure** This book was sent to me free of charge for my honest review from the publisher.
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