Angel for Hire

The story's kind of silly - angels without God, as such. But as usual, the characters are fantastic - solid and real, with solid motivations; not just Michael and Alex, but the cop and all the men, the doctor, even the villains and the suspicious townfolk. How Michael ended up there, and his special powers, somewhat detract...but they also make his choice very powerful. I presume he'll have lost those powers, thank goodness - his effect on the cop, in particular, is cheating. I love Alex and the sanctuary she's set up, and the way the people start to accept them once they open up. The same story, or nearly, could have been told without the magic, and it might even have been stronger...but this one's good, too.

Angel for Hire by Justine Davis
Alexandria runs a farm and the townsfolk have some opinions about the animals she keeps on the farm.
She needs to hire another to pull her out of troubles. Michael Justice has been sent to her to help on the farm, he's an angel in disguise.
Like the story line and how the farm got started and how wounded warriors run it along with Alex.
Liked hearing of how the neighbors help one another with Michael's help. He was not to fall in love with her. steamy sex scenes.
He opens up to her as to how long he can stay...
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).