UNKNOWN

Most of these stories contain actual places and events from history. Some are actually taken from events in my own life. The bible scriptures mentioned are taken from more than one translation. I use at least three different versions when I study. Normally the King James, New international, the Greek interlinear and sometimes the Amplified bible.

I have been asked these questions: Are angels real? Yes they are real! Do they have wings? Only when for some reason they desire to! Do angels have bodies? Angels being spirit beings only appear in a body when dealing with people.! Our story is about a specific angel commissioned by God to walk upon the earth. Her assignment is to carry out God's will in the lives of humans. When she allows herself to be visible she appears as a twelve year old, redheaded girl. Most of the time her eyes are emerald green unless she is angry or dishing out God's vengeance. That's when they change to a hell fire red color. She appears in a lime green dress and walks about in summer or winter barefoot. When her emerald green eyes go hell fire red so does her dress turn red.

Our story opens up with a flashback to her first assignment on the first Christmas. Then the story is fast forwarded past many of her assignments until the present time. I gave her the name Noel from the song the 'First Noel'. Her name also changes along with her eyes according to her mission on earth at the time. When she dishes out the Lords vengeance her name is Vengeance otherwise it is Noel.

C. G. Thompson was born on a poultry ranch owned by his father and grandfather just outside of Amarillo, Texas in January 1945. Eight years after his grandparents died, they moved to Phoenix, Arizona. In fifth grade, he found his first love-the study of nature. Since then, he has collected and kept several kinds of creatures-now counting 204.At age 43, he began writing stories covering several topics from science fiction to natural science. He started teaching about nature in the 1980s and 1990s using his characters and a radio program as his classroom.