Angels, unaware: The Weston Files Part Two

Novelist Stu Remington is faced with his deepest regrets and fears when he meets an old man who claims to be an angel. In the second entry to The Weston Files, Stu is forced to examine himself, and what he believes about the world. Angels, unaware is part 2 of a 6 part series, and the follow up to Writer's Block. Pick up Writer's Block here http://amzn.to/1WWC1wl What people are saying about Writer's Block: "Garner deftly hits all the right notes in this sweet take on the genie in a "bottle". Pastoral, energetic and well done. I recommend this little break if you need a reminder that not everyone is greedy and out for themselves. Bravo!" Nick Cole Author of The Old Man and the Wasteland and Soda Pop Soldier Two thumbs up A well written Twilight Zone-esque story reminiscent of some of Stephen King's short fiction. Philip Harris, author of Glitch Mitchell and the Unseen Planet Hank Garner Does it again Hank Garner wrote a short story that I liked with The Witching Hour: a short story (The Weston Files), he grabbed my attention with his story Bloom, and he became a permanent top shelf Leighgendarium Author with Mulligan: A Tale of Time Travel and Second Chances (The Mulligan Cycle Book 1). Now, when Hank Garner writes a story I have high expectations. He delivers again with Writer's Block (The Weston Files Book 1). I don't want to say too much because this is a short story and I can't say much without giving the story away. Writer's Block introduces us to Stu Remington and his antique typewriter. I cannot wait to see what things Stu will do with it, as well as what is going to happen with a few other characters. Another great story that is going to set up some wonderful stories. I highly recommend any of Hank Garner's stories. Preston Leigh, book blogger at http://www.leighgendarium.com/