Four Guardian angels, four small children, and four crimes. Eighty-year-old Jeremiah Scrivener, a renowned Biblical scholar, is a successful author of Christian fiction, and he believes his stories come out of his imagination. In truth, his fiction comes from his memory. As a human, Jeremiah can see and speak to the Guardian angels, although he remains unaware of his true relationship with them. He worries that, after his death, there will not be another author to make adult readers aware of how much children suffer at the hands of adults. Jeremiah"s grandson, Jimmy, can also see the angels. Jimmy asks the two questions his grandfather can"t answer. How long will crimes of abuse be committed against children? Why is suffering deliberately ignored and denied by modern society? Does Jimmy take his grandfather"s message to heart and write new stories? Will Jimmy heed Jeremiah"s message that "Guardian angels love without restriction and accept without judgment. Men must learn to do the...