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Stedfast: Guardian Angel (Book 3 in the Angelwalk Saga)

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I read this book in series order and absolutely loved it. Roger Elwoods presentation of the spirit of these angels is a wonderful eye opener.The concept of their struggle with what we humans do casts them in a totally different light. To become an observer with Steadfast watching Christ's walk through His life brings a whole new perspective on what He was like. The concept of Steadfast's ( and the other angels pain)creates a picture of angels being created in Gods image. Roger Elwood uses his imagination wonderfully but never stretches the truth of the Bible. I loved the entire series - it made me laugh,cry and rejoice all the while showing me a new insight into the mysterious world of Angels.

This is a shorter story than most. It is a great book too. LOVE all the Angel walk series.....

I read this book because I was stuck in a hospital with nothing else to read. This is the utterly implausible, contrived story of an angel who ushers one cookie-cutter Christian (and their cute little doggies) after another into a Family Circus-style Heaven. There's plenty of unintentional humor, but the funniest part is the essay about why profoundly mentally handicapped people make the best Christians (basically because Jesus hates it when you think for yourself). This is not a surprising philosophy, considering the breathtaking intellectual bankruptcy of Elwood's worldview.