Son of Tenshi

by Jolene Campbell

Overview

Frogs, foxes, and feathers have been haunting Tenshi's dreams. What could it all mean? For sixteen years, Tenshi has enjoyed a mortal life with his wife, Emica, and their three children. Where the greatest struggle of his days is raising teenagers while finding the balance between his international artist career and home life. Hidden deep within his memory is the truth of his celestial past, so much so that even his own children don't know his original identity. The days of battling gods and angels are long behind him, or so he thought. While he has been living his best days, the spirit realm is crumbling apart. A family outing to the Senso-ji temple becomes a disaster when the gods Raijin and Fujin come back to life and attack a crowd of innocent worshipers. Tenshi is beside himself in trying to protect his family while keeping his secret safe. Tsukuyomi and the rest of the Heavenly Council demand Tenshi return to his angelic form, or all of the realms will cease to exist. Desperate to stay with his family and mend his relationship with his only son, Tenshi flees to Nagoya in search of Kusanagi no Tsurugi: the imperial sword of the gods. Will the sword be enough to satisfy the realms and Tsukuyomi's demands, or will the world and a son's love fade into eternity?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185969786
Publisher:	Independent
Publication date:	11/09/2023
Series:	Fallen Angel , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	21 MB
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About the Author

Jolene D. Campbell writes Japanese mythological stories told against historical places in Japan. Her stories bring to life the mystical world of Shintoism in a new and fresh perspective. She uses her knowledge of Japan from her years of studying the language and experiences in the country as the inspiration for her books. She studied British Literature and Japanese at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. She is a Colorado native and lives there still with her husband and two children. When she isn't writing, she is practicing Tai Chi, homeschooling her children, tutoring Japanese, and taking them to karate classes.