★★★★✩ Goodreads | Amazon |
From the critically
acclaimed author of Proof of Heaven comes an unforgettable novel about
hope, renewal, and the gift of angels among us – friends, family, lovers… and
even mystical others – sure to touch your heart.
Sean Magee is a firefighter – a hero who risks his own life to save others, running into dangerous situations few have the courage to dare. While fighting a horrific blaze, Sean becomes trapped by flames and is nearly overcome by smoke. Just when it seems that all is lost, he’s led to a window – by what he swears is divine intervention. And then he jumps…
…into a new life. For years, Sean has shut down his feelings, existing in a state of emotional numbness. Coming through that fire, he knows that he can no longer be that man whose his heart is closed to the world. But before he can face his future, he must confront his past and everyone in it: the family, the friends, the woman – and the love – he carelessly left behind.
Sean Magee is a firefighter – a hero who risks his own life to save others, running into dangerous situations few have the courage to dare. While fighting a horrific blaze, Sean becomes trapped by flames and is nearly overcome by smoke. Just when it seems that all is lost, he’s led to a window – by what he swears is divine intervention. And then he jumps…
…into a new life. For years, Sean has shut down his feelings, existing in a state of emotional numbness. Coming through that fire, he knows that he can no longer be that man whose his heart is closed to the world. But before he can face his future, he must confront his past and everyone in it: the family, the friends, the woman – and the love – he carelessly left behind.
Upon reading the back-of-the-book
blurb for Mary Curran Hackett’s Proof of Angels, I was intrigued to see
how Sean Magee’s transformation would manifest after his life-changing accident.
Though a bit predictable, his story was a satisfying and encouraging one to
read. I really enjoyed the various characters and their interactions regarding
the idea of angels, as they dealt with second chances, healing and redemption
in the face of tragedy and addictions. Admittedly, reading Proof of Heaven
first would help to better understand Sean’s past, but Proof of Angels
is still an inviting and delightful read on its own. I think readers looking
for a quick and easy contemporary read will be pleased to pick up this second
novel from Hackett.
Thanks to TLC Book
Tours, I received a copy of Proof of Angels and
the opportunity to provide an honest review. I was not required to write a
positive review, and all the opinions I have expressed are my own. To read
other opinions of the novel, click here.
I'm glad that you enjoyed this book overall. Thanks for being a part of the tour.
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