Margaret Doner

The Children of Angels: a Modern Day Fairy Tale Margaret Doner

Angels talk to me. Archangel Metatron came first. One day I was sitting at the computer to write a nice letter and boom! There he was. He told me he was God's librarian. "Okay," I said. "That's nice. Must be some serious job security that comes with that." He didn't laugh. I thought angels weren't supposed to take themselves seriously, but from the very beginning I sensed that Metatron was not the cherubic, giggly kind of angel. I realized I hadn't met many happy-go-lucky librarians here on Earth, so, maybe it's the same in heaven."Do you want to hear the story of Archangel Uriel and Ariel's children?" Metatron asked. Like any good human I was both intrigued and frightened by the experience. My curiosity won out and so he began to relay to me the story of Serena and Angie, and their lives on Earth in human form. Like any self-respecting angel their job is to battle evil. For them it comes in the form of Vlad Dracula's ghost. Prince Vlad III (Dracula) wields power over humans from his place in the ghostly hell-realm of the astral plane. This time, however, the battle of good and evil ends differently.