 About the Book Maggie’s job as a heavenly curator of unspoken thoughts is pretty straightforward—for the most part. When Eric, her beholden, shows interest in the new girl at work, Maggie can’t help ignoring the rules to understand the wonders of mortality and love. But meddling in mortal affairs has consequences that Maggie couldn’t have ever imagined. About the Author Author of “The Land of Look Behind.” Born and raised in Arizona, Aaron is proud to call the desert home. He came of age in the suburbs of Sacramento, California, and as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Jamaica, where he fell in love with the people and their culture, but he has always been drawn back to the Valley of the Sun. Aaron worked as a freelance sports reporter for The Arizona Republic for nearly 10 years, combining his love of writing and sports. When not working, writing, or serving at church, Aaron volunteers as a soccer and baseball coach for his children and enjoys chasing a small white ball around a golf course. ReviewThis is an interesting story that takes place both from an earthly or human perspective and from a heavenly perspective. The story goes back and forth between characters that have already been sent to earth and the angelic people that take care of them from above or in other words from heaven. The people in heaven keep track of the words and actions of a certain person on earth, but are not supposed to get involved or interact with them. This book is not quite what I expected and took me a little bit to get into, especially after reading The Land of Look Behind. But after I did get into it, I found it intriguing and made me think about my own life, specifically what I say and do every day. This book will definitely make readers think about life. Genre: romance Publisher: Cedar Fort Publication date: October 1, 2016 Number of pages: 208 Content Rating: PG Book Rating: 4 stars  A print review copy of this book was provided by Cedar Fort. A review was not required and all views and opinions expressed are my own.  Comments are closed.
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