Angel's Saga

Well, it finally happened, I turned the Angel, the Jindo Gae mix blog entries into a short book. Right now it's available for pre-order on Amazon.

For those of you who followed her story about getting her to her family, I hope you will be pleased with the book. For those of you who pretty much have no clue what I'm talking about, much less what on earth a Jindo Gae is, I think you'll love this.

Angel was the victim of not having all of the necessary vaccinations to go to her birth land, South Korea, with her owners who are in the Army. The story follows our quest to get her back to her family who had a new duty post there, and all of the obstacles that we encountered.

There are some smile/laugh moments, and a couple of sad moments in the book, but its mostly about giving back to the Military in a way that was unique to us (my family).

I hope you will check it out, and if moved to, will pre-order it. Right now, the pre-order is for ebook only. The paperback will be out the same time as the ebook goes live on Amazon for actual sale.

http://www.amazon.com/Angels-Saga-L-Brown-ebook/dp/B017S0ZQYE/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1447213042&sr=1-1&keywords=Angel%27s+Saga


Thank you all for all of your support of my books. I hope you enjoy this one as well.
Have a blessed week!


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