Divine Guardian

The angel Nathan comes to earth in order to reunite heaven’s cast-away demons back into grace, but his attempt fails miserably, causing a young girl to be targeted throughout her life. Nathan had been to earth once before during the days of Noah. His angel brothers had taken on human form and were received by the humans as gods, because of their great powers. These angels were worshiped and sacrifices were made unto them, before the flood had come upon the earth. Now Nathan desires this extremely beautiful young woman that he has guarded throughout her life, but she is not what he believes her to be. He is not the only one who wants this young woman, as in the end, she will bare twin sons that will usher in the fate of mankind.

This story is about an immortal love, self sacrifice, and it is magical in a believable way. The characters bring a delightful, unique quality to this very original story. There are all different types of characters that come from heaven, earth, other worlds, and other dimensions.

Tellywinkle is a small communication angel that collects thought and deeds in heaven upon a scroll, and he loves his very large angel brother Nathan. Grimlock is a small troll used by the demons to clean up their messes and do their bidding. He turns to Nathan in the hope of escaping from the underworld. Starlit is a fairy that collects universal energy for the living mountain. The Charmagles are caretakers of the living mountain, which contains secrets and great heavenly treasures, along with many other characters that all intertwine within this adventurous journey filled with ongoing conflict between the forces of good and evil.

What makes this story special is how it is going to make the reader feel, as they experience mysterious possibilities, and at times they will feel emotion stir within their soul. A story that mankind can relate to until the very end of time, for it embraces the magic within our universe, as we stand against the demons with our greatest power, which is love. I feel the readers will appreciate the fact that there is truly real and raw emotion that fills this fictional story.

-- Sandy Olson