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Garbage Angel: Sarah's Story

by Clyde White
Price: $24.00

320 Pages, Hardback, 6 x 9

ISBN-10: 0-9747175-0-9

Meet 14-year-old Sarah McPhee, reluctant emissary, chosen by God to lead the world's children on a crusade to save the planet, to protect Earth from those who are intent on trashing it out. Enter Spook--angel with an attitude--sent by God to coax, advise and otherwise look after Sarah. She didn't ask for his intrusion into her life; however she didn't ask him to leave. Perhaps she should have. Little does she realize, when she heeds the persistant and persuasive voice of this guardian angel that her carefree teenage world will suddenly end. She, her family and friends are thrust into a whirlwind journey that divides their small Texas city and brings worldwide attention to Sarah and support for her valiant mission. Do Sarah and her familly weather the religious persecution brought on by her outspoken spiritual beliefs, and do they survive the threats on their lives? Does she have any chance at all of achieving her goal? Although this is Sarah's story, it is also a message about the relationship of individual spirit to the collective. The tale reminds us that we are all in this together, spiritually connected, and what affects one affects all. A spark of life--a spark of love--is infused in everyone and everything on the planet. If even one little spark is lost, we all lose. Join us now and allow Sarah McPhee to lead you on a bitter-sweet journey to saave your own backyard--Earth.

About The Author

Clyde White lives with his wife Suzanne on the shores of Lake McQueeney in Guadalupe County, Texas. A student of Eastern spiritual beliefs since the early sixties, he used these principles as background for this first novel. He is currently writing his second book about Sarah's McPhee's journey and is compiling Sarah's complete journal, both due out in late 2005.