Windy Rushmount and Freddy Niehauser thought their first encounter with Heaven and Hell had changed everything. They were wrong. Drawn again beyond the ordinary, they follow their guardian angels into realms where memory itself can be erased, where borrowed thoughts masquerade as truth, and where false wisdom prowls under holy names.
At the heart of their own parish, an old cathedral and its oak-shaded bench conceal a widening conflict between Heaven’s order and the House of Gaap—a demon of deception who seeks to rewrite the lines of obedience and unmake the parish from within.
Together with Father Dominick, Remiel, and the archangel Raphael, the boys must face confessional truths, unravel forged records, and bear witness when even the ledgers hesitate to write. For what is stolen must be named, and what is absent must be answered, before the parish itself forgets who belongs.
Parish of Angels continues the Windy Rushmount series, weaving humor, friendship, and Catholic faith into a battle fought not with spectacle but with steadfast witness.
For readers who believe the ordinary can be pierced by the eternal, and that the smallest parish matters in the war of Heaven and Hell.
My books are works of religious fantasy. While they draw heavily on themes, imagery, and ideas rooted in the Catholic tradition, they are not intended to serve as a catechism or official guide to the Catholic faith. I am a practicing Catholic, and I write from a place of belief. These imaginative journeys are shaped by my faith. Questions like, is there a Heaven? Hell? Abyss? Purgatory? Are there guardian angels? In my world, there are. What about yours?