Ministering Angel

Ministering Angel

Sometimes a Sister needs to step inâ€¦

Always a loner, Sister Agnes Carmichael decides itâ€™s time to turn over a new leaf and make some friends.

Striking up an unusual friendship with the extrovert, Sister Oâ€™Hara, the two are soon firm allies â€“ both at work in the casualty department and a as visitors in each otherâ€™s homes.

Itâ€™s a pleasant change for Sister Carmichael: finally, someone cares.

But during one of their get-togethers, Sister Oâ€™Hara shares an eerie story.

She recalls the time when one of her patients died â€“ and how she happened to see him again following his death.

Perturbed by this experience, Sister Oâ€™Hara had decided to seek out a medium, Mrs Wilkins, hoping to hear something from this patient.

Given their blooming friendship, Sister Oâ€™Hara asks Sister Carmichael to join her when she goes to see Mrs Wilkins.

Feeling a special warmth towards Sister Oâ€™Hara, Sister Carmichael agrees to join her.

Slightly sceptical, the Sisters approach Mrs Wilkinsâ€™ methods with apprehension and suspicion, but after their first sÃ©ance, Sister Carmichael is shaken.

How does she actually bring out things that affect others at the seance? How is it she knows things that nobody else knows?

There was no way Mrs Wilkins could have faked that communicationâ€¦ Sister Carmichael has to go back.

But when Mary Powell, a single mother and one of Carmichaelâ€™s nurses, gets into trouble, the Sister finds herself becoming embroiled in a mystery beyond her control.

Mrs Wilkins has something to hide, but she is unable to escape Sister Carmichaelâ€™s eagle-eyed perceptiveness.

Yet, despite Mary Powell coming under serious threat, the police are unreliable â€“ and it looks like once again, itâ€™s time for Sister Carmichael to take matters into her own hands.

As only she knows howâ€¦

Ministering Angel is the sixth instalment of the gripping Agnes Carmichael series.

Praise for Anthea Cohen

â€˜The suspense is thrillingâ€™ â€“ Thomas Waugh

Anthea Cohen is the pseudonym for the acclaimed author of the Agnes Carmichael Series. For the past twenty-five years she has worked, on and off, in hospitals and as a private nurse. She has written on medicine and hospital life, been a columnist for Nursing Mirror, and has contributed regularly to World Medicine. She has published innumerable short stories, and is a popular author of books for teenagers.
Country USA
Manufacturer Lume Books
Binding Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate 2017-05-11
Format Kindle eBook

Country	USA
Manufacturer	Lume Books
Binding	Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate	2017-05-11
Format	Kindle eBook

Praise for Anthea Cohen

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