Bestselling author Jody Sharpe has issued a call for angel stories to be featured on her new YouTube channel and possibly in her next book. Sharpe, a 1st Place Winner of the 2023 and 2024 National Association of Press Women's Communications Contest for Fiction, has been collecting angel encounters for years, weaving them into her popular Mystic Bay series. Now, she is officially inviting the public to share their experiences at her website, jodysharpe.com.
“I have heard so many angel encounters from others that I've been compelled to tell them in my novellas and on my channel,” Sharpe stated. “I am writing a new novella, a prequel to the Mystic Bay series, and I will weave more of new stories people tell me and those of my own into the book.” Sharpe’s YouTube channel, available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zFlB6SCAJg&t=14s, already features segments on angel stories, and the new call aims to expand this collection. Not all submissions will be accepted, but those selected may be included on the channel and in the upcoming book.
Sharpe’s latest book, New Angel In Town, is a testament to her dedication to angel-inspired fiction. The story follows Guardian Angel Ron as he comes to Mystic Bay to ensure his charge, a boy in foster care, finds a forever home. The novel has received praise from readers, with one Amazon reviewer calling it “a masterclass in child advocacy, true love, & angel-ology.” Another noted, “The angel experiences shared in the book seem real and remind the reader of the meaning of love and how it can change lives.” The book is available at Amazon.
Beyond her fiction, Sharpe maintains a “Tuesdays With The Angels” section on her website, featuring real-life angel encounters. She also addresses bullying, particularly as it relates to special needs children, a topic close to her heart given her background as a special education teacher. Sharpe’s work has been recognized with multiple awards, including being named a winner in the “50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading” Book Awards.
For those interested in sharing their angel stories, submissions can be made at http://bit.ly/2FV8amd. Sharpe hopes to create a diverse collection that includes sightings, interactions, and miraculous encounters. “Everyone is welcome to submit angel stories,” she said, emphasizing that inclusion is not guaranteed but all submissions will be considered.
