The Railway Angel

Jan 23, 2012

Fantasy, Fiction, Old, Short Stories

The Railway Angel by Julie Day

The Railway Angel

by Julie Day

After a game of dare at a train station goes tragically wrong, fifteen year-old Lizzie Hammond becomes a lost angel, until she is tested and sent back to Earth to stop a teenager from risking their life on railway tracks, with persuasion and newly discovered magical powers. Passing her test, Lizzie now becomes a “Guardian Angel.”

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