Angels on Assignment -Nop/126

I read very few novels these days, and Angels on Assignment was a refreshing break that renewed my spirit. A botched room reservation forces the main character, Michael, to look for other lodging on vacation. Remembering something that the woman in the airport gift shop told him, he manages to find his way to the secluded resort she mentioned. He is initially refused a room. The desk clerks change their minds when they notice the lapel pin he is wearing, a gift from the woman in the gift shop. He soon finds out that all of the other guests are angels on vacation. What follows is quite a journey as the angels work toward teaching him what he already knows but has forgotten. Michael Howard has placed some of the thought-provoking passages in the book in bold print, but I have found many more. To those who have been on their journey for a long time, these words will have deep meaning. They will cause the unenlightened to question life and their own thoughts, and will no doubt change at least one belief. Changes in our thoughts and beliefs change our lives, and I know that mine will change for the better. I found many of these thoughts and statements to be profound, reminding me of what I already know and have also forgotten. This work was, without a doubt, divinely inspired. I intend to read it more than once. At just 150 pages, it is easy reading with an incredibly powerful message. I couldn't put it down and read the entire book in three evenings. Don't miss this one!