For Seller

By: Beverley Pechin

Wings of an Angel
By Angel Logan
Xlibris Corporation (2003)
Reviewed by Beverly Pechin for Reader Views (3/06)

The moment I saw "Wings of an Angel" I knew it was simply a gift,
waiting to be given to someone special. The light lavender cover and
art work send out a feeling of immediate relaxation. You open the
cover to find even more beauty inside. Short, eclectic prose blesses the
pages alongside coordinating colored art work that is quite beautiful and
creative. It seems as much thought went into the art work of the book
as the writing and the two combine together to give you the gift of
prose that will simply calm.

I see this book as a perfect gift for events when you’re not quite sure
what to give. Any spiritual gatherings where perhaps your faith isn’t
quite the same and you don’t feel comfortable giving something of their
faith, yet want to still bless them with something touching. Perhaps the
birth of a child, when the parent’s need a special gift to let them know
they’re special. Mother’s day, birthdays, any day that you simply want
to tell someone they’re special and thought of and need to take the time
themselves to enjoy a little peace with the world.

While it is a book of angels and finding oneself, it’s not a sappy
religious view that overwhelms the reader with issues and provoking
thoughts. Instead it has a calming effect, much like a warm lavender
filled tub does at the end of a stressful day. One of my favorite poems
in the book was “At Paradise Cafe”, with it’s ending verse that says
“Paradise Cafe is the place within your heart where music rings the
song of hope…” That particular poem reminds oneself of how
important YOU are, as you sit at the Paradise Cafe across from
yourself, for a moment to look deep within and make discoveries.

"Wings of an Angel" is a beautiful collection of poetry that gently
relaxes one from the inside out and somehow within it’s few pages of
beauty can bring you to an inner peace each time you open it. An
absolute work of beauty.

Beverly Pechin is a reviewer for Reader Views
http://www.readerviews.com