The Children of Angels

God's librarian, the archangel Metatron, has a story to tell and he decides that Margaret Doner would be the perfect person to author it. He lets her know by announcing his presence one day while she types a letter. A modern day fairy tale, it follows the lives of Angie and Serena, the daughters of archangels Ariel and Uriel, as they "walk" into human bodies and assume lives on Earth. Angie is raised by a bitter, abusive mother and Serena finds herself the daughter of a famous rock star. They meet up by "chance" and form an instant friendship even though they do not know the truth of who they are. Sent to battle the ghost of Vlad Dracula who wields power over the human race from his place in the astral plane, the girl's journeys are anything but easy.

Narrated by Metatron, with commentary by the angelic parents Ariel and Uriel, the story takes the reader from present day Hollywood to sixteenth century England where Uriel lived a human life as a man named John Dee-advisor to Elizabeth I. The interweaving of human and angelic truth creates a magical story that takes the reader on a symbolic journey of enlightenment.