THE BOOK OF ANGELS

Twin Flames Rising   Author Maya El is a Chicago born and raised mother of four who is the daughter of a prominent Chicago area political activist who spent his life working for racial justice and was part of the Black Panther Party.  She has witnessed first hand injustices like racial profiling of young Black men.  In the prologue the tone is set for the novel.  Two and a half years! Carson yelled.  He adjusted the earpiece on his microphone and walked briskly across the stage.  It',s been two and a half years since America elected a television reality star to lead the free world   My husband Carson lit up on stage.  He commanded any room he was in with his baritone voice and big personality.  In two and a half years, more than three hundred and fifty black men and women have been reported to be killed by the police. He raised his fist to the audience.  Brothers and sisters, one life taken in vain from this community is too many.  Ladies and gentleman, we live in a world of hatred and intolerance.   Behind him, three massive television screens broadcast his image into the crowd.  The recording would be played on a local television channel, making Carson one of the most well- loved and well- recognized citizens of Chicago...  The crowd loved my husband.  The camera loved my husband.  Chicago loved him.  But I couldn',t have hate him more. In what is her debut novel, Maya El tackles tough subject matter that opens the floodgates for the spiritual message the book ultimately offers.  The book is very current politically from the current administration to the corrupt Chicago Police Department and racial profiling.    But it',s different from other books that deal with these issues.  It offers hope for the future.   The concept of Twin Flames is introduced when Natalie goes to visit a psychic- Miss Natalie my spirit guides suggest that I do a Twin Flame reading.   Twin Flames are a New Age concept similar to soul mates only mo