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4.5
The third and final much anticipated book in the Angels Walking series BRUSH OF WINGS gives you a story you will soon not forget. Our favorite angels, Ember, Beck, Jag and Aspyn will have to join together to make their earthly mission a success. It will be a matter of life and death. A young woman Mary Catherine, whose life needs to continue and new life in a baby. A baby who will return a generation back to God.BRUSH OF WINGS takes you on Mary Catherine's life journey. A journey that is destined to end early due to significant health issues. Mary Catherine wants what everyone wants....a husband, a family and to have a purpose in her life, but her dreams are being shattered due to a failing heart. One man, Marcus Dillinger, is determined to make Mary Catherine his wife. The feelings are there for both of them, but Mary Catherine decides to run to Africa, fulfilling one last dream of hers, setting up and working in an orphanage. Marcus unaware of her sickness doesn't understand. A young girl, Lexy, who had seeked help from Mary Catherine in the past, finds a herself once again involved with the street gangs. Being treated poorly by a guy who she thinks loves her....She then finds herself pregnant.In steps the angels walking, trying everything to bring Marcus and Mary Catherine together. Will it be in time? The angels many jobs are to protect the unborn child, whose life hangs in the balance if their mission fails. All mankind depend on a their successful mission. Will the baby be born?Throughout the pages of BRUSH OF WINGS, you will find yourself praying for Mary Catherine, for Marcus, Lexy, and the angels walking. You find yourself not second guessing the existence of angels, because you will believe angels do walk among us. A story of hope, love and definitely faith and belief.I always love getting a new Karen Kingsbury book, counting the days until it's release, but then I totally consume the pages in a matter of hours. BRUSH OF WINGS was a beautiful story to end a wonderful series. Highly recommend reading it.
