Bestselling author Jody Sharpe, an award-winning writer known for her Mystic Bay series, has issued a public call for angel stories to be featured in her new YouTube channel and potentially in her upcoming book. Sharpe, a 1st Place Winner of the 2023 and 2024 National Association of Press Women's Communications Contest Awards for Fiction, is collecting firsthand accounts of angel encounters to expand her ongoing project of sharing these experiences with a wider audience.
Stories can be submitted through her website at https://jodysharpe.com. Not all submissions will be accepted, but those selected will be included on her YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zFlB6SCAJg&t=14s and may also appear in her next book, a prequel to the Mystic Bay series. "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 latest book, New Angel In Town, is based on stories she has collected over the years. The novel is set in the fictional town of Mystic Bay, California, where angels live as humans. In this installment, a new angel named Ron arrives to ensure his charge, a boy in foster care named Evan, finds a forever home. The story also follows writer Noah Greenstreet, who is creating a film about the townsfolk's angel encounters. The book has received praise from readers and reviewers, with one Amazon reviewer calling it "a masterclass in child advocacy, true love, & angel-ology" and another noting that "the angel experiences shared in the book seem real and remind the reader of the meaning of love." The book is available at Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/stores/Jody-Sharpe/author/B00DPL3382?.
This call for stories is part of Sharpe's broader effort to create a collection of real-life angel encounters, including sightings, interactions, and miraculous events. She already features a "Tuesdays With The Angels" section on her website, where she shares such stories. Sharpe hopes to gather a diverse range of accounts that can inspire and comfort others. "Everyone is welcome to submit angel stories," she said. All submissions can be made at http://bit.ly/2FV8amd.
In addition to her writing, Sharpe has announced that two screen treatments of her books, The Angel's Daughter and Town Of Angels Christmas, are now available. Her work has earned her recognition, including being named a winner in the "50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading" Book Awards. Sharpe's background as a Special Education teacher and her personal experiences with loss have driven her mission to share stories of angels with love, humor, and spiritual awakening. Her website at http://www.jodysharpe.com provides more information on her books and the angel story submission process.
The implications of this announcement are significant for readers interested in angelic encounters and spiritual topics. By opening the submission process to the public, Sharpe is creating a platform for individuals to share their personal experiences, potentially offering comfort and inspiration to others facing similar situations. The inclusion of these stories in her YouTube channel and upcoming book could help normalize conversations about angels and miracles, providing a sense of community for those who have had such experiences. For the broader literary and spiritual community, this project highlights the enduring appeal of angel-themed content and the power of storytelling to foster connection and hope.
