title: According to Angels    -   Book 1
author: Darcy Anne Cardarelli
description: Introducing... According To Angels! Many years ago, I would tell my little daughter a story every night about angels who would come down from heaven to help kids on earth. The angels would have heart-shaped pockets full of God's love that they would sprinkle all around. The love would help the children make the best choices when resolving the problem at hand. Our stories focused on the stressful issues children face every day, ranging from mean kids and problems on the playground to the fear of going to a new school. Each night, the story would resolve the day's problem with help from the angels, sprinkling God's love to help the children make the best choices. According To Angels ~ Book I, The Story of JillyB the Angel, was created to begin to share these stories. I am extremely blessed to have worked with an amazing artist, Leslie Alfred McGrath. Leslie was not only able to bring the characters I had imagined to life through her beautiful illustrations, but also to capture the essence of the story I was trying to convey.
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  > FALSE ANGEL
  
  > Edith Layton
  
  THE LIBERTINE LORD ... AND THE LADY Lord Joscelin Kidd, Marquess of Severne,
  was the handsomest and most charming nobleman in London—and the most
  notorious.
  
  Not only had he been divorced under shocking circumstances from a young and
  innocent bride, but since that disastrous event he had shown no scruples—and
  met no refusal—in conquering beauty after beauty.
  
  The lovely Lady Leonora Talwin had heard all the stories about him and
  understood them only too well, having seen from her womanizing father’s
  example how base and brutish men could be. Never, she vowed, would she fall
  victim to a rake like the scandalous Severne.
  
  But if Leonora thought she knew all too much about men, she knew far too
  little about her own foolish heart to daunt this lord who feasted on such
  feminine frailties.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  For Estelle and Irwin, who defy the laws of relativity.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ONE
  
  > It was the evening of a day that few in the city of London wished to see
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