Probability Angels

by: Joseph Devon

Published by: Joseph Devon

Reviewed by Heather Durow

Ever wonder what makes you do the things you do? Ever feel that there is something beyond you driving you…pushing you?

Matthew Huntington is a probability angel and he may be the one doing the pushing…if his mentor can ever get him to stop being so literal and realize that the life he had before is no more. You see, Matthew is dead…shot by a mugger after a baseball game. He gave his life to save his wife, and in doing so, has been given a chance to live on in a sense, to help people. But when he discovers that things are not as he thought they were in this new “life,” he has to make some decisions that will affect the rest of his existence.

Led by his teacher, Epp, a former Roman slave who is centuries old, Matthew will learn to push people, to guide them to do the things they were meant to do.

Probablility Angels is a totally unique and well-thought-out story. The characters have depth and personalility. Although slow to start, this is a novel definitely worth the time and patience.

Armchair Interviews agrees.

Author’s Web site: http://www.JosephDevon.com