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THE PORTALS
Oliver John Calvert (Author) · Independently published · Paperback
The War of Heaven is over. The War of Earth is beginning. With no time to grieve, The Chief Warrior Archangel and The Highest Archangel in Glory confer. "You are the oldest," Michael stated. His raised eyebrows asked the silent question, "What should we do now?"
Gabriel said nothing, only bent down and tenderly picked up a fallen comrade. As he walked away with the angel in his arms, Michael understood and followed his example. Then, one by one, the Knights of God who remained picked up the broken bodies of their brothers and carried them into Paradise.
Michael is the Commanding General of Heaven battling Lucifer in two worlds. Why was he chosen? Where will it lead? The mightiest warrior, he dreams of peace but lives to serve his Father. And he only has six days. "One day is with the Lord as a thousand years and a thousand years as one day." (II Peter 3:8). The Plan: ALTAR, "Angel Lightning Tactics, and Reconnaissance."
Honey is an undercover operative whose secret mission is to change history in a hostile alien world. He needs faith, ingenuity, and courage. He has to learn fast. And alone. He's the only angelic animal agent in Heavenly Places. He works with angels, but no one calls him "Brother."
The Prince of Light and the Prince of Darkness face each other in a fight that can only end in death-the Sons of God only thought they'd seen pain until now. But the War of Earth isn't finished. Not yet. The Immortals are bringing the fight to the enemy, and the Archangels of God are streaking through space to join them at one hundred and eighty-six thousand miles per second.
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