Dark Hope
Book One of the Archangel Prophecies
by Monica McGurk
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Pub Date Jul 29 2014 | Archive Date Oct 28 2016
Greenleaf Book Group | River Grove Books
Description
A new young adult saga in the Twilight tradition about the love between a human and an archangel.
For years, Hope Carmichael, survivor of a shocking child abduction, has lived a sheltered existence under the protection of her fanatically religious father. Now, liberated by her mother, Hope prepares to start life over as a normal kid in an Atlanta, Georgia, high school.
Normal, that is, until Hope meets Michael, a gorgeous emancipated teen with a mysterious past and a strong interest in Hope. And soon, Hope’s life is filled with questions. What’s behind the angry looks Hope gets from Lucas, leader of a gang of students? Who’s responsible for sending Hope a strange valentine inscribed with Bible quotations? How does this relate to the sinister business of human trafficking that operates on the periphery of Hope’s suburban world? And is Michael really a protector, or something more sinister—and just why does he seem so familiar?
In an epic narrative that takes readers from the back streets of Atlanta to the height of Vegas penthouses and beyond, Dark Hope introduces readers to The Archangel Prophecies, a new young adult saga that blends the feeling of Twilight with a vast mythological scope and moral urgency, as well as to Hope Carmichael—a young woman instantly memorable for her endurance, heart, and determination—and Michael, Hope’s dangerous companion who’s fated either to save Hope—or to kill her.
Advance Praise
"An effortlessly strong narrative voice, engaging writing style, and intriguing details that make you want to read on. What's not to love?"–Aaron Kite, author of A Touch of Poison, 2012 Watty Award recipient for Most Popular fantasy book.
“Monica tackles the real-world problem of human trafficking in the intriguing world of fantasy that is Dark Hope. Young adult readers will be turning pages quickly as the battle of good and evil unfolds before their very eyes. It is my hope that Dark Hope will inspire and propel another generation to action to protect children against trafficking.”–Cheryl DeLuca-Johnson, President and CEO of Street Grace, Inc.
"Young people are especially vulnerable to human trafficking, in great part, because there are not enough resources focused on prevention. "Dark Hope" fills that void. It is a compelling story, that will appeal to young readers, while giving them critically important information on how to escape this scourge and sparking conversations among each other." –Deborah J. Richardson, Executive Vice President, National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Marketing Plan
Re-posting the listing for Dark Hope in conjunction with the second book in Monica McGurk's Archangel Prophecies series, Dark Rising.
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Active presence on Wattpad community and sharing of both Dark Hope and Dark Rising
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781938416675 |
| PRICE | $15.95 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Deborah B, Reviewer
I loved this book and would recommend the book and author to everyone. I feel this book has immense potential to be a bestseller. The teen/YA genre has become prevalant in the public eye and it is refreshing to read a book with a new spin on a popular topic, such as angels. I am anxiously awaiting the next book in the series and hope the wait is short. Congrats to Ms.McGurk on what I anticipate to be an extremely successful first novel.
lorraine b, Reviewer
For years, Hope Carmichael, survivor of a shocking child abduction, has lived a sheltered existence under the protection of her fanatically religious father. Now, liberated by her mother, Hope prepares to start life over as a normal kid in an Atlanta, Georgia, high school. Normal until she meets Michael. Thsi book is said to be similar to the Twilight books but I actually enjoyed this one more. If you like angel books you will love this.
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