Chris Mason

Treehouse Angel (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

After suffering a horrible tragedy, Tenshi shuts down her life and returns to her parents' home to figure out what comes next. She and her father were always close, but her relationship with her mother was a lifelong challenge.

While walking in the woods she comes across the ruins of the last treehouse she built with her older brother, and that inspires her to follow an unexpected path. She plans and then single-handedly builds a treehouse that will become her new home.

As the project proceeds she becomes aware that she can heal people and animals just by touching them. It starts with her mother's dog, then happens again with her father, and before long neighbors are stopping by for help. When she moves on to healing the wild animals in the woods, they become her friends and guardians.

Word spreads slowly that an angel is living in the woods. She helps those who need it, but there are also people who want to interview, save, exploit, or enslave her. Every one leaves disappointed; some also leave healthier.

As Tenshi's power grows, she finds a way to juggle her healing, neutralizing the danger, reconnecting with her family, and finally overcoming the grief that has threatened to consume her.

This thoughtful, mystical story mixes wonder, mystery, sorrow, and humor into a tale you will never forget.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Quaternary Publishing Ltd.
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. Juli 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227048608
• Artikelnr.: 72390327

Autorenporträt

Chris Mason is a software engineer who would rather have been a writer, but he is addicted to coding and couldn't figure out how to support himself writing obscure novels. He worked as a programmer and programming manager for 18 years -- including 10 years at Microsoft, where he was involved with Word and Office for Macintosh. He has three software patents stashed in the back of his closet.

After leaving Microsoft for good he founded GrowlyBird Software, which develops free Macintosh applications. He has written ten novels, four of which are available here. Three of his other novels are for sale on Amazon (as ebooks and paperbacks, at the link shown below), and another will be available there soon.

Because he's a workaholic curmudgeon with hermit tendencies, he doesn't engage in social media. But you can contact him at [e-mail].