The Guardian Angel

By: Bridget Essex

Narrated by: Stephanie Murphy

Erin McEvoy tries to be an optimist, but her life is in a downward spiral. Her job as a reporter at a small Boston news station and her love life are going nowhere, but the thing that worries her most is the fact that Erin has started seeing things. Specifically, a tall, winged shadow following her wherever she goes. Afraid that she might be losing her mind, Erin ignores the shadow - until she's nearly hit by a car.

It's then that she realizes it's not simply a shadow but her guardian angel, a beautiful female angel named Gabrielle, with turquoise eyes and a teasing smile that makes Erin's heart race. Gabrielle reveals herself to Erin in order to protect her from an unknown, impending danger, and since it might happen at any moment, Gabrielle never leaves Erin's side. As the two women become closer, love begins to grow....

But relationships between angels and humans are forbidden. Will Gabrielle risk falling from grace in order to experience the depths of her feelings for Erin? Or will an unseen celestial force drive the two women apart?

The Guardian Angel is a lighthearted, heartwarming romance about trust, fate, and new beginnings. It is approximately 58,000 words.

©2015, 2016, 2017 Bridget Essex, Rose and Star Press (P)2017 Bridget Essex, Rose and Star Press

Stephanie Murphy is the best!

Stephanie Murphy makes everything she narrates come alive. She has a wonderful voice and knows exactly how to use it. Even if a story isn’t one of the best, she narrates in a way that makes a story seem like one of the best.

I loved the story and the performance

I loved this story - it was sweet, funny and heartwarming. Bridgett Essex is such a good writer. The narrator was absolutely perfect for the story. If there were Guardian Angels I am positive their voices would be as melodic as Stephanie's. I was really sorry to come to the end. I hope someday there will be a sequel!

Angels aren’t real,,,are they?

After reading this book, it put a new twist on “ what to believe?” B.Essex is fast becoming an Author to Idealize. Off to my next Adventure.

love

loved it more than when I read it myself. Stephanie done an excellent job narrating.

eh

eh, the story didn't really do it for me. I feel like it's all similar