Billy Allman is a simple man living in the small town of
Dogwood, located in the hills of West Virginia.
His goal in life is to live to the glory of God, although things are hard and never seem to go
according to his plan. His life seems
unimportant and unnoticed by others.
However, Heaven has not overlooked him.
Malachi, an angel sent to watch and protect him, wonders what the
Creator’s plan is for Billy. As Billy’s
life unfolds, Malachi begins to sense the music in Billy’s life and the plan
God has for him.
What can I say? I
love Chris Fabry’s books for several reasons.
They are set in West Virginia, the state I grew up in. He handles difficult and real life situations
with grace. He writes from a Christian
perspective, and his characters capture my heart. Almost Heaven was no exception. Chris kept my attention with a well-paced
plot and interesting characters. I loved
the fact that “June Bug” from a previous book showed up in this one, too. I look forward to reading many more of Chris’
books.
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