A tiny pebble. That is all it takes to completely change the direction of someone’s life.
In the new Netflix series Ripple, a music agent is rushing through her day when she stumbles on a small blue pebble.
That little moment stops her long enough to hear a woman singing in the park nearby. The singing is so impactful that she instantly knows she has to represent her.
That one little pebble sparked one massive life shift. And funny enough, in my book The Light of Grace, a pebble creates a similar shift.
Grace is a self-absorbed woman racing down a city street, completely locked in her own world, when she trips on a pebble.
She stops. She looks up. And for the first time, she actually sees the poor young beggar sitting right in front of her.
Turns out, a spirit guide (Guardian Angel) had placed that pebble there on purpose just to get her attention.
That is the kind of thing that makes you stop and think about every little inconvenience in your own life differently.
What if nothing is random? What if the annoyances, the delays, the little stumbles are actually nudges pointing you somewhere better?
That is exactly what The Light of Grace explores. It spans thousands of years. It follows four unforgettable humans. It stars a newly assigned angel named Grace, still figuring out what it really means to guide someone through the mess and the beauty of being alive.
From a prehistoric girl breaking free of everything she’s been told she is, to a man in the 26th century exploring new planes of existence, this book is hard to put down and even harder to forget.
If you love stories that make you look at the little moments differently, this one’s for you.
Grab your copy of The Light of Grace: Journeys of an Angel. The pebbles are already leading somewhere. AMAZON
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