Books to Come from T.C. Slonaker:
Asher of the Angelmen
Every girl at Hanover High wants a piece of the track star, Asher Andrews. The colleges are after him, too, to further his football career. His world couldn't be better until Angela comes in to change everything. Presented with a mission and a new identity from his angel, Asher finds he must leave his hometown, and his life will not return to the college track he expected.
Malachi of the Angelmen
Malachi Whitman loved no one and nothing, not even himself. It was all he had learned from his father after he made the choice to run away from his mother to find him. His only hope for freedom now was to escape from the choice he made when he was eight years old. But his road to escape comes as the very opposite of what he believed he was capable -- leading his newly found people to freedom instead.
The Battle of the Angelmen
They've met.
Now they will find out who has been chosen.
Will Malachi find it within him to lead this new people to their freedom so he can earn his own?
Asher has gone from being a superstar to an unknown. His fame and speed won't get him anywhere now - does he have something else to offer?
Caedmon can't fight in a war as a boy, can he? If not, he better overcome his fear to achieve the maturity needed to fight.
And can they all stop fighting each other enough to recognize the true enemy?
Asher is sure his call to fall in love is with Amity, but she doesn't have the same mission. Malachi is sure Asher isn't focusing on what's important, and he needs the strong warrior's attention. Because heaven knows no one will follow Malachi. Caedmon is sure he brought the battalion to the right place, but did he miss something? Did the enemy track them and already start the attack, or is there another reason no one here can work together to protect the Cause?
Who will be the hero? Who will be the sacrifice? Who will crumble on the battlefield? And who will carry on?
Now they will find out who has been chosen.
Will Malachi find it within him to lead this new people to their freedom so he can earn his own?
Asher has gone from being a superstar to an unknown. His fame and speed won't get him anywhere now - does he have something else to offer?
Caedmon can't fight in a war as a boy, can he? If not, he better overcome his fear to achieve the maturity needed to fight.
And can they all stop fighting each other enough to recognize the true enemy?
Asher is sure his call to fall in love is with Amity, but she doesn't have the same mission. Malachi is sure Asher isn't focusing on what's important, and he needs the strong warrior's attention. Because heaven knows no one will follow Malachi. Caedmon is sure he brought the battalion to the right place, but did he miss something? Did the enemy track them and already start the attack, or is there another reason no one here can work together to protect the Cause?
Who will be the hero? Who will be the sacrifice? Who will crumble on the battlefield? And who will carry on?