Matthew is a spirit that tries to negatively influence people. The bigger the negative influence, the more money he gets. But his current existence is going to change. Matthew gave his life so his wife could live. Now she is going to die so he has to make a decision about if he wants to become a probability angel or just keep going at his current job.Epp is going to train Matthew to be a probability angel. The idea is that at a given time, a person is presented with several different options and how they react is going to lead them on different paths. The idea is to present the path that has the most probability for happening. But there is a lot more to it than that. There is the strife that Epp continually brings to the group. Then there is the training that Matthew seems to have trouble getting down.I understand most of the concept of the probability angels and how Matthew has to learn his new role. But I admit that I had a hard time staying with this story. I put the book down a couple times and came back several weeks later and still couldn’t get into the story. I feel for Matthew, he made a tough decision to save his wife. But I just couldn’t get into the probability angle.I do think this was a good story. It was just tough for me to follow. I honestly can’t way one was or another if anyone would like it. Give the book a try and you may fall in love with it. If so, check out the second book in the series Persistent Illusions.I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This was a Good Reads Giveaway. The story in itself is an interesting concept, that all around us are angels pushing and testing our limits.This testing, is what causes us to achieve our true potential.The story is slow but holds your interest,but can be confusing.Though not what I would normally read it was different and though not great nor was it totally bad either.Give it a chance.
What do You think about Probability Angels (2009)?
Zombies and testers and pushers. Made it long I think since it's not my thing.
—Elle
Not amazed, but I passed it on to a friend who may enjoy it more.
—Hijinee
This looks like it will be a great book to read.
—Lau
