Angel of Thanksgiving

This may be the single most moving book you will read this year - or in your lifetime. A top ten Canadian Bestseller!

Henry and Julean couldn't be happier. With a new baby, a new home and Henry's new job, everything is turning out perfectly for the young couple. Or is it? No matter what he does, Henry can't seem to shake the memory of Jenny from his mind or the love he still feels for her from his heart. Little does he know, his wife is all-too-aware of Henry's hidden thoughts and feelings for his first love. Meanwhile, Father Engelmann, who has returned from seminary school and is creating a sensation as the new parish priest with his powerful life lessons, seems to be caught in the middle when both Henry and Julean confess to him about Jenny. What can be done?

And will Jenny finally give in to James persistent proposals realizing that once married, the chance that she will ever reunite with Henry will be gone forever? Spanning two decades, Angel of Thanksgiving takes the reader on an incredible journey of faith, hope and love. As we see Henry and Jenny s lives unfolding separately and so far apart, will destiny bring them together again?

Angel of Thanksgiving, book 3 in the Angelic letters Series will surely move readers to tears and laughter, inspire, touch an delight them as deeply as the first two bestselling books in the series, Pewter Angels and Another Angel of Love ...if not more!

Henry Ripplinger is the bestselling author of Pewter Angels and Another Angel of Love, the first two books in the six-book series The Angelic Letters. The overwhelming response by readers to Henry s novels gives testimony to Henry s gifts as an author to write books that touch human hearts and offer direction to their lives.

Henry is also one of Canada s foremost prairie artists.His work is on display at private and corporate collections across Canada, most notably in Saskatchewan, his home province, and can be seen in the critically acclaimed book If You re Not from the Prairie. He resides with his wife in the panoramic valley setting of Lumsden, Saskatchewan, Canada.