Review: Palatable Book for Teens Who May Not Yet be Committed to God
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2012
Imagine her awe when a gifted, fifteen-year-old high school student, Megan, discovers that she can see angels; then her shock when she realizes she not only sees God's angels, but evil ones as well. She seems to take it all in stride; however, realizing that with her newfound ability comes responsibility--to try to keep her friends, classmates, and even family from being deceived,  injured, or even killed by the evil angel, Jude.The protagonist's faith in God keeps her strong through the various situations and is a guiding testimony to some of her friends. The contemporary perspective hits today's teenage dilemmas head-on and sets the stage for convincing young people to think about moral choices they must make, as well as consequences of their actions both good and bad.  The author does a good job of incorporating the salvation message and I'm happy to see a book series with a Christian perspective that appeals to today's teens.