
A self-absorbed man is sent back from heaven's waiting room to redeem himself by helping a girl whose family is threatened by mobsters.
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A self-absorbed man is sent back from heaven's waiting room to redeem himself by helping a girl whose family is threatened by mobsters.
Mary Higgins Clark, America’s Queen of Suspense, and her daughter, bestselling author Carol Higgins Clark, have followed the successful publication of last year’s holiday bestseller Deck the Halls with a heartwarming tale that combines much of the charm of the classic movie It’s a Wonderful Life with unexpected menace. Meet Sterling Brooks. His was not an exemplary life—he was too self-absorbed to ever really think about anyone else or make a commitment to the woman he loved. On the other hand, ...
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Brief mentions of a past romantic relationship with no on-page intimacy.
Mob threats and arson references; no graphic depictions.
No foul language depicted.
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Central plot involves heaven, angels, Heavenly Council, and redemption for entry.
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Witness protection from mob threats; family separation and danger central.
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