Bestselling author Jody Sharpe, winner of the 2023 and 2024 National Association of Press Women’s Communications Contest Awards for Fiction, is officially inviting the public to submit angel stories for inclusion in her new YouTube channel and an upcoming book. The call for submissions, announced on her website, aims to collect real-life encounters with angels—sightings, interactions, and miraculous experiences—that may be woven into her next novella, a prequel to her popular Mystic Bay series.
“I have heard so many angel encounters from others that I’ve been compelled to tell them in my novellas and on my channel,” Sharpe said. “I am writing a new novella, a prequel to the Mystic Bay series, and I will weave more of new stories people tell me and those of my own into the book.” Sharpe’s latest release, New Angel In Town, already incorporates fictionalized versions of such accounts, continuing the series’ theme of angels living as humans in the harmonious town of Mystic Bay, California.
Sharpe’s YouTube channel, accessible at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zFlB6SCAJg&t=14s, will feature accepted stories alongside existing content. Submissions can be made through her website at https://jodysharpe.com or via a dedicated link at http://bit.ly/2FV8amd. Not all stories will be accepted; Sharpe selects those that align with her vision of hope and spiritual awakening.
The importance of this initiative lies in its potential to amplify personal narratives of angelic encounters, offering comfort and inspiration to a broad audience. Sharpe’s books, including To Catch an Angel, Town Of Angels, and The Dog Who Came For Christmas, have resonated with readers by blending fiction with themes of love, resilience, and the supernatural. The new book and channel will further this mission, providing a platform for shared experiences that many find uplifting.
Sharpe’s background as a former special education teacher and her personal experiences with loss—of her daughter and husband—have shaped her focus on healing through storytelling. Her “Tuesdays With The Angels” blog segment, updated weekly at http://www.jodysharpe.com, already features real-life angel encounters, and the new YouTube channel will expand this reach. The call for stories underscores a growing interest in spiritual and miraculous accounts, reflecting a cultural desire for connection and hope.
Reviewers have praised Sharpe’s work for its emotional depth and authenticity. One Amazon reviewer called New Angel In Town “a masterclass in child advocacy, true love, & angel-ology,” while another noted that “the angel experiences shared in the book seem real and remind the reader of the meaning of love.” The forthcoming prequel and YouTube channel promise to extend this impact, inviting the public to contribute to a collective narrative of angelic intervention.
Sharpe is available for media interviews, and all submissions remain under consideration for inclusion. The project highlights how personal stories can transcend individual experience to become part of a larger tapestry of faith and wonder.
