Jonathan Prescott is taking his family home - "in caskets in cargo" - when a brilliant white light engulfs their plane. Seconds later a terrorist missile strikes it. All are lost, except for Jonathan. Was it the white light that miraculously saved him? This is only the beginning of Jonathan's troubles. Before he knows it, he has a strange compulsion to tell the world about the light. A deranged President, however, wants him dead because he was not supposed to see this light and survive. "It's a matter of national security." What does the president know about the light that Jonathan is trying to find out? Being saved and surviving professional killers are two different things. Enter: Angelina, Angel of the Lord, a nun and a nurse by day, but a real angel by night. Are Jonathan and Angelina a match for the president, the terrorists and a higher authority who wants to make sure every thing goes right for D-Day, the invasion of earth? What's at stake, of course, is not just Jonathan's survival, but earth's. Together Jonathan and Angelina make for one heck of a dynamic duo, as they fight to keep Jonathan alive and in the process save the world. "Angel of the Lord" is the first book in a series entitled "Jonathan's Travels." The second, "Aliens and an Angel," is due out in early 2016.
