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Grant Bradley has just one little thing standing in the way of his happiness: Death. Grant just learned he was never meant to survive cancer or live happily-ever-after with his fiancée; he was destined to be a guardian angel before he was born. Needless to say, watching over someone he doesn't know is as unnerving as the utopian surroundings of his new world. To make matters worse, Grant's mentor has as many hokey comments as she has tattoos and an annoying habit of withholding pertinent information.
Grant refuses to believe this is his destiny, though he can't deny he's advancing much faster than his peers. The secrets he's keeping, however, prove otherwise. One secret in particular, the most dangerous, must stay hidden at all costs; if anyone discovers Grant's found a way back to his fiancée, his chances of protecting her will be destroyed. Maintaining this connection will cost Grant more than he could ever imagine. |
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Grant Bradley’s past has become a mystery to him. Can the strength of love overcome the limits of memory? Now that Grant's memories have faded and he’s established himself as a rebellious but gifted Satellite, Grant should be able to enjoy some happiness in the ever-after. Eager to prove himself to the Elite team, it soon becomes clear that he has a new set of problems to manage. His friends are hiding something, his scars have become inexplicably painful, and the life of the woman he’s meant to protect on Earth has gone horribly awry.
Elite, the anticipated follow-up to Satellite, is the second installment in a trilogy set in a vivid world of wonder and possibility. Continue with Grant as he journeys through the unpredictable afterlife. |
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Grant Bradley is proving to be a natural leader, but will he ever learn when to let go of the past and look toward the future? Since his death, Grant has reluctantly accepted his new surroundings and excelled at his work. In Elite, inner strength and instinct propelled Grant to lead an empathy-driven crusade, defying the powers that be. Now Grant’s future is unclear, his present is uncomfortable, and his past is more than he believes it to be. With willful blind spots regarding his situation and his potential, will Grant ever figure out how to choose his battles or why he should listen to those who care about him?
Legacy, the anticipated final installment in The Satellite Trilogy, magically blends the past and the present to resolve the fate of one strong-willed guardian angel. |
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