Author Jody Sharpe has announced a complimentary download period for her bestselling, award-winning novel 'The Angel's Daughter,' the first book in the Mystic Bay series. The ebook will be available at no charge on September 16 and 17, 2025, exclusively through Amazon.
The novel explores themes of secrecy and redemption in the fictional town of Mystic Bay, California, where protagonist Hannah O'Ryan, a half-angel, must protect her angel father's identity after her ex-boyfriend writes a book exposing their secret. The story addresses bullying through Hannah's journey using her special abilities—including unique tears, animal ESP, and an undiscovered gift—to counteract the exposure while discovering the power of her angelic nature.
This free access initiative is significant as it expands readership for Sharpe's spiritually themed work, which has received critical acclaim including placement in the National Federation of Press Women's At-Large Communication contest. Her writing often incorporates angelic interventions and addresses bullying, particularly relevant given her background in special education and personal experiences with loss.
Sharpe's broader literary contributions include multiple books set in Mystic Bay, such as 'To Catch an Angel,' 'Town Of Angels,' and 'Town Of Angels Christmas,' all maintaining the theme that 'the bully never wins.' Her nonfiction work, 'Special Needs Children, The Angels On My Shoulder,' documents her 25 years teaching children with special needs and received recognition for its spiritual and social reflections.
Beyond her published works, Sharpe maintains an active online presence where she collects real-life angel encounters. Readers can submit their own stories through her submission portal, and explore existing accounts on her website under the 'Tuesdays With The Angels' blog section. Her YouTube channel further discusses topics including bullying as it relates to special needs children.
The free download period represents an opportunity for new readers to engage with Sharpe's message of spiritual resilience and anti-bullying themes, potentially broadening awareness of these issues through accessible literature. Her work continues to resonate with audiences seeking stories of kindness, angelic presence, and triumph over adversity.
