Bestselling author Jody Sharpe has announced that her newly released book 'New Angel In Town' will be available for free download on February 14th and 15th, 2026 through Amazon. This marks the seventh installment in Sharpe's popular Mystic Bay series, which explores a fictional California town where angels live secretly among humans.
The importance of this announcement extends beyond a promotional book offer. Sharpe's work represents a unique literary niche that combines fantasy storytelling with genuine spiritual exploration and social messaging. Her books consistently feature strong anti-bullying themes alongside angel narratives, creating works that aim to inspire readers while addressing real-world issues. This dual focus makes her writing particularly relevant in contemporary literature that seeks to both entertain and uplift.
'New Angel In Town' continues this tradition, following Guardian Angel Ron as he assumes human form to ensure a foster child named Evan finds a permanent home. The story intertwines with filmmaker Noah Greenstreet's project documenting angel encounters in Mystic Bay. Sharpe revealed in a recent blog post that this particular book differs from previous installments by incorporating actual angel stories shared with her by family, friends, and book fair attendees. The full post detailing her inspiration can be found at https://jodysharpe.com/blog.
Sharpe's motivation for writing angel stories originated from personal tragedy thirty years ago when she lost her daughter Kate. She describes an encounter with what she believes was a guardian angel during her grief, an experience that ultimately inspired her to create the Mystic Bay universe. This personal connection to her subject matter lends authenticity to her work that resonates with readers seeking both escapism and spiritual reflection.
The broader implications of Sharpe's work extend to how literature can address grief, bullying, and spiritual questioning. Her memoir 'Special Needs Children, The Angels On My Shoulder,' which placed second in the National Federation Of Press Women's At-Large Communication contest, demonstrates how her experiences as a special education teacher inform her writing. The Midwest Book Review noted Sharpe's "ability to see the good in circumstances and people" in their assessment of this work.
Beyond her books, Sharpe maintains an ongoing project collecting real angel encounters through the "Tuesdays With The Angels" section of her website at http://www.jodysharpe.com. She welcomes submissions from the public at http://bit.ly/2FV8amd, creating a community around shared spiritual experiences. This interactive aspect distinguishes her work from conventional fantasy authors and creates ongoing engagement with her readership.
The free availability of 'New Angel In Town' provides accessibility to readers who might not otherwise encounter Sharpe's distinctive blend of fantasy and spirituality. For the publishing industry, such promotions demonstrate alternative approaches to building readership and community around niche genres. Sharpe's recognition as a winner in the annual "50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading" Book Awards further validates the appeal of her unique literary approach.
As screen treatments for 'The Angel's Daughter' and 'Town Of Angels Christmas' become available, Sharpe's angel-themed universe continues to expand across multiple media. The temporary free access to her latest work serves as both an introduction for new readers and a thank you to existing fans, while reinforcing the central messages of hope, kindness, and spiritual awareness that characterize her entire body of work.
