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Title: A Season of Angels Author of the book: Debbie Macomber Publishing company: HarperCollins Publishers Year: July 2011
Chapter 1 It is Christmas in July, there is a couple named Leah and Andrew Lundberg they don’t have a child therefore Leah prayed to have. Archangel Gabriel heard three prayers but Leah’s prayer was the most pressing and challenging so he decided to send Mercy the young angel with a good heart and long patient with humans, to help Leah. Chapter 2 …show more content…

Chapter 3 Timmy Potter was nine years old, his father died when he was ten months old. He’s praying to have a father, but Jody’s not ready to remarry. Archangel Gabriel assigned Shirley to help Timmy to answer his prayer by helping Jody to love again. Chapter 4 Goodness worried about what Monica’s feeling with Chet since she ponders that they’re incompatible. Leah and Pam bought a party dress for the Christmas Party. Jody unquestionably try a date with Glen, Glen is an attorney. Chapter 5 Mercy make anxious on how she’ll help Leah when Leah is keeping pain inside and mindless every minute, while Goodness …show more content…

Chapter 6 Monica invariably thinking of Chet, Chet always comes to her mind. Leah and Andrew argued because Andrew felt missing of attention from his wife Leah. Chapter 7 Timmy and Glen met furthermore Timmy likes Glen, he can figure out Glen would be a good father. Leah and Andrew misinterpreted therefore they apologized to each other. Chapter 8 Monica and Chet had obsolete conversation and acquainting each other. They acquire some walk and goes to waterfronts. Chapter

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