“When I took this assignment, I knew Maggie had killed 20 people. I knew that and little else. Yes, I am an Angel, although we prefer to be called Inspectors simply because that’s what we do. We inspect a recently deceased person’s soul. As I examined her life, some of it began to make sense. But still, how do you justify 20 murders? If you read this journal, you can decide for yourself if her soul should be saved. And I promise you one thing, everything written down here is true.” Inspector Lawrence (Chief Inspector of Souls)
Maggie Love is an enigma.
She has at least 12 aliases. Is Maggie Love even her real name?
She freely admits to murdering people—at least to those who care.
We shouldn’t root for her—but we do. Just like her angel inspector.
Why?
When souls are judged when a person dies, what will it take for one to repent? Colorado author C.R. Fabis weaves a fascinating journey of morality, vigilantism, and the factors that shape one’s life in his second novel, The Angel and the Amazing Life of Maggie Love. The book is available on Amazon and the author’s website: https://www.crfabisbooks.com/
