Moira just wants a normal life for her daughter, Penelope. And sometimes, it seems like she has achieved it. Penelope is a sweet, smart, and precocious four-year-old girl. However, she is also the product of Moira’s affair with an angel. Her parentage gives Penelope strength far beyond what any child should possess. It also makes her the target of fallen angels who intend to use her mysterious powers as their way back into Heaven. Worse yet, one of those fallen angels is her own father. Now, Moira finds herself caught up in a terrifying struggle for Penelope’s life against beings more powerful than she can imagine. And when Penelope’s true power is revealed, it will shake the foundations of reality.
Suspenseful and action-packed, Heaven’s Forgotten demonstrates the power of a mother’s love against the longest odds in Heaven and on earth.
Carla’s Review:
*I was given a copy of this book as a gift from Stephanie’s Book Reports in exchange for an honest review.
Moira Ley is trying her best to make a home for her and her daughter, Penelope. On top of being a single mom, she has a young daughter who she really has no idea how to care for. Poor Penelope is a product of an affair her mother had with an angel- yes you read that right-angel. As a result of her parent’s union, Penelope is not your typical four year old. She possesses a strength far beyond what a child her age should. Penelope is also a target for a group of fallen angels who want to use her special powers to reenter Heaven. Moira finds herself in the middle of a life or death battle for her daughter. She will do whatever it takes to get her daughter away from these people.
Wow! This book is great! It is full of action and suspense. I fell in love with Penelope, and I really wanted her to have a great life. This is a book that will definitely keep you glued to your kindle. I enjoyed it so much that I read the entire book in one sitting! If you like paranormal/fantasy genres, this will be a book you are sure to enjoy!
My absolute favorite is Historical Fiction, but I read across all genres.