Another Life Lesson
Paperback
Publisher Price: $17.99
Publisher: Elias Publishing LLC
Published: Feb 1 2026
Pages: 316
Weight: 0.81
Height: 0.71 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Celeste, a Guardian Angel (in training), is simply trying to do her best. She's desperate to help Norah, her first assigned Soul, learn her final Life Lesson. A Soul only gets twenty-five lives, after all, and well, Norah is on her twenty-fifth. If Norah never learns her final Lesson, she won't move on to the afterlife. And Celeste cannot let that happen. When The Council denies Celeste the chance to go down to Earth and shake Norah out of her slump, she does what any great Guardian-in-training would do: she defies their orders and goes anyway.
Norah has been on a downward spiral ever since her best friend Sam passed away, but when she meets an unusual new friend named Celeste, Norah finds herself stepping out of her comfort zone. Until she starts to see her past lives.
Celeste must figure out why-without revealing who she really is to Norah. Only, it doesn't take long for Norah to discover that Celeste may not be who she seems...
A heartwarming tale of friendship, loss, and love that explores the heaviness of grief and how powerful our relationships with others can be. All with a touch of (angel) magic.
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