Mary Higgins Clark's Christmas fantasy tells the tale of Sterling Brooks, a self-absorbed stock-broker who is killed in a freak accident. In order to secure a heavenly future, Sterling is given the chance to redeem himself by reuniting a family.—Anonymous
A cutthroat stockbroker meets his maker in a bizarre golfing accident. On his way to the afterlife he learns from an angel that his less than exemplary life on earth has not earned him a ticket into heaven. He is, however, offered another chance to convince the man upstairs that he is angel material. He is charged with protecting a single mother, Annie Campbell, and her seven-year-old child from mobsters intent on stopping her from testifying against them in court. A cross between the otherworldly and a single-mom-against-the-mob courtroom drama.—amazon.com
In this blend of fantasy and crime melodrama, stockbroker Sterling Brooks dies before his time in a freak accident. Not having led the most exemplary of lives, Brooks is not permitted to enter Heaven until he performs a good deed on earth. Thus, he endeavors to rescue a young mother, Annie Campbell, and her seven-year-old daughter, Marissa, from the gangsters who have torn their family apart.—Anonymous
