Angels Don't Have Wings

This revised and expanded edition of Michael Johnson's Life with an Angel offers a deeper look into the mysterious life-and afterlife-of Mary Margaret, the Angel who forever changes the lives of three young Hoosiers. Joe Anderson recounts his childhood in Indiana during the 1960s, where he, his best friend Amy, and his younger brother Mitch first encounter Mary Margaret on earth. Through Joe's eyes, readers follow the trio as they are guided by their Angel to help others, witness life from heaven's perspective, discover what it means to be an Angel, and learn the enduring importance of faith. Johnson's writing began as an inspiration from his grandchildren. Raised in Indiana, he served 31 years with the Beech Grove Police Department in central Indiana, retiring as Chief of Police. Before entering law enforcement, he served in the United States Marine Corps and fought as a combat veteran in the Vietnam War-experiences that later shaped his second novel, Don't Let Me Die Here. He credits many influences in his life and writing, including his parents, his wife and family, and Father Vincent Capodanno, whom he met while serving in Vietnam. Johnson and his wife, Vicki, have four grown children and twelve grandchildren, to whom this book is lovingly dedicated.