Angel Falls

By Connie Mann

Description:

When her best friend is killed in an explosion, leaving Regina da Silva with her friend’s young child, she doesn’t realize that the child was as much a target as her friend. Brooks Anderson has been sent to find the child and bring it to the US. When circumstances bring them together in Brazil, they find themselves being pursued by a killer as they protect an orphaned baby.

As the danger heightens around them, so does the attraction between Regina and Brooks, despite their differences. Regina and Brooks have both been broken by their violent pasts, but while Regina relies on her faith to deal with her past, Brooks has turned away from God. Will their pasts stop them from realizing their true feelings for each other when their pursuer strives to keep them apart forever?

Book Takeaway:

We can't move forward until we accept God's forgiveness--and forgive ourselves for our past failures.

Why the author wrote this book:

I wondered, "If you grew up on the streets, what kind of person would you be? If you'd been abused as a girl, how would you ever learn to trust a man?" Those questions became my heroine and she needed a special kind of hero. I looked to our military and I wondered how a seasoned warrior would react to failure. These two fiercely protective, though wounded people, became my hero and heroine. Angel Falls follows their journey to healing from the past.