Jody Sharpe, a bestselling author known for her Mystic Bay series, has recently been honored with a First Place award in the NFPW At-Large Communications Contest, Novellas for Adult Readers category, for her book 'The Dog Who Came For Christmas'. This accolade underscores Sharpe's ability to weave spiritual and angelic themes into compelling narratives that resonate with readers.
'The Dog Who Came For Christmas' follows meteorologist and psychic Gayle Force Knight as she embarks on a mission to rescue dogs, guided by visions from an angel. The story, rich with twists and turns, explores themes of intuition, friendship, and the belief in angels among us. Sharpe's work not only entertains but also offers readers a glimpse into the possibility of divine intervention in everyday life.
This award marks Sharpe's fourth recognition from the National Federation of Press Women, reinforcing her position as a significant voice in literature that combines spiritual awakening with the art of storytelling. Her books, including the Mystic Bay series, have garnered acclaim for their unique blend of mystery, spirituality, and the supernatural, appealing to a wide audience seeking stories with depth and heart.
Sharpe's achievements, including this latest award, highlight the enduring appeal of stories that explore the intersection of the human and the divine. Her work encourages readers to consider the presence of angels in their lives and the power of kindness and intuition. As Sharpe continues to receive accolades, her contributions to literature serve as a reminder of the impact storytelling can have on our understanding of the world and the unseen forces that shape our lives.
