He also keeps emphasizing to Charley that he himself is evil. > Reyes keeps hinting that Charley did some things in her ancient past that are better left unremembered.

She fears that Jehovah is keeping an eye on her because he took her seriously when she threatened to unseat him. > Everywhere Charley goes, an army of angels follows her.

> Charley and Reyes' daughter, Elwyn (aka Beep), is still living at a secret location with the Loehrs - Reyes' human parents - because Satan is trying to kill the child in order to stop a prophecy from coming true: a prophecy that says that Beep will be instrumental in Satan's destruction. Also, Amber has one of her weird prophecies-an apocalyptic one that involves Charley. As Bob and Amber's separate story lines play out, we learn that both have good reasons for their odd behavior. Cookie's daughter, Amber, is also behaving strangely. > Cookie fears that her new husband (Charley's Uncle Bob) is having an affair because he has recently become distracted and secretive. Shawn wants Charley to investigate the Fosters, but Reyes demands that she drop the case. > Charley gets a new client named Shawn Foster, who is yet another kidnapped 'foster' child of the infamous Eve and Abraham Foster (the evil couple who kidnapped Reyes and sold him to a child abuser). Once again, Jones spins out a number of story threads, several that coalesce into the main plot and others that are resolved separately. Reyes provides much of the humor in this novel as he takes an extremely nontraditional approach in implementing Charley's power lessons. With the assistance of her handsome, godly husband, Reyes Farrow (aka Rey'aziel ), Charley is learning to use her powers. Charley is still reeling from the news that her otherworldly self was melded from the powers of at least seven (now extinct) gods and that Jehovah wiped out most of her memories of her time on the heavenly plane (before she became human).

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