Judgment (Homeless)

As half-demon, half-angel, Amanda Morgan has taken on the grave responsibility of Guardian to mankind. But this arrangement endangers her when angry demons place a bounty on her head. Although she is immortal, it doesn’t mean they can’t inflict pain. Her newest power, the power of creation, makes her nearly as powerful as God. Afraid of what she might do, she wants this power removed. Along with her job description comes supernatural powers and sacrifices nearly impossible to endure. She has given up art, her greatest passion, and she cannot consummate her relationship with her best friend and love of her life, Father Samuel O’Flannery. As Amanda presents bargains to people who must choose between heavenly or earthly desires, she begins to question these agreements. Why should people who have no chance in life be tempted to succeed and sent to hell? She rages at God, and her search for answers eventually brings her to the Archangels of Judgment, and finally, into God’s presence himself. No one is immune from Judgment Day.

After living in Indiana, Florida, Missouri, Florida again, Ohio, and Pasadena and Burbank, California, Delena has finally settled down with her husband and 3 Yorkies on a mountaintop in Prescott, Arizona. Her one small claim to notoriety is that she is one of 450,000 people with two different colored eyes. She has worked in a fast-food restaurant, as a data entry clerk, bookkeeper, technical writer, web designer and programmer, systems analyst, and lastly as a successful business owner. Delena is now living her lifelong dream of writing novels and short stories while observing the coyotes, deer, birds, bobcats, javelinas, raccoons, squirrels, and those annoying, but adorable, jack rabbits that eat all of her herbs.