Authored by Pat Morgan
"Are you telling me she's gone?" The doctor nodded yes. On October 29, 2007, my world came to an end when Debbie, my only child, died.
I tried to tell the doctor about the car's turn signals going off automatically at the exact moment of her passing, about the voice I heard telling me to check the time on the dashboard clock.
I tried to tell him I had just met my first angel ... but he was looking at me like he was going to send me someplace very quiet and very dark.
So I shut up, went home, and prayed for help.
ANGEL TRACKS is the story of a mother's journey through grief and despair, a story of being pulled
out of that dark hole by God and his angels. It's a story of recovery, of truth ... a story about angels and what they'll do for you ... if only you ask them.
About the author:
Pat came out of the glossies and started writing plays in 1986. After thirty productions nationwide she's still writing plays. Pat has won the Texas Women's Repertory Project Award, was a finalist in the Texas Playwright's Festival, is a CAACH grant recipient, won "best play" at the Camino Real Theatre's Show Off Competition in California and was presented at First Stage. Her full-length Capote Tonight opened in Houston at Express Theatre in May, 2007; The Last Posse opened at the Lodestar Theater, NYC, in April, 2007; and her ten-minute play, Sex Games, won the Scriptwriters/Houston 2007 first prize. She is published in both adult and children's plays, is a proud member of the Dramatist Guild of America, is a founding member of Scriptwriters/Houston, and is Playwright in Residence at Pasadena Little Theater. Angel Tracks is her first novel.
