Angel in Disguise? [Paperback]

This book will beat the bejaysus out of the Bible. --JP Donleavy

Enthralling story of spirituality and belief. --Pat McCabe

It s f***ing brilliant. --Kate Moss

`Enthralling story of spirituality and belief'

`It's f***ing brilliant'

`I remembered all the good things I'd already known but had managed to forget, and I felt better than I had in ages - safe and cherished, restored to myself, happy to be the person living my life'

How did a broke, wannabe celeb, who could sometimes barely find the will to get out of bed, find belief in a loving higher power? Once, she was on her way to stardom. Once, she was going to be the next big thing a tv celebrity, lifestyle guru, rock chick and style icon, all rolled into one. She hung out with famous people. She was going out with Shane MacGowan. She was heading for celebrity city. And then, she and Shane separated. Apart from that, she simply could not understand how she was not making piles of money from a glittering career, instead of living in a little bedsit she hated, and not opening her bills. She would have ended it all but for one thing. Victoria asked a question. She wrote it down. She asked it of whoever might be up there in charge . And something extraordinary happened. Something, or someone, answered her. The response came, and she wrote it down. She did not know who was addressing her. After her initial shock at actually getting a response, Victoria entered into dialogue with what she now knows to be the angels, asking questions, receiving truthful, meaningful answers and advice. When she followed the angels advice it changed her life. She rekindled her deepest hopes and dreams. She expanded her horizons. Most of all, she was now glad to be alive. This is Victoria s honest, down-to-earth and inspiring account of her attempt to live the dream , the inevitable descent into nightmare depression, her cry for help, and the unexpectedly uplifting, reassuring discovery that, yes, angels do exist, and they can help.

VICTORIA MARY CLARKE spent her childhood in west Cork, with hippy parents, no running water and no telly. At 18 she moved to London, fell in love with Shane MacGowan and into a life of debauchery. After years or rock `n' roll life, she found herself accidentally living alone in Dublin. Between breakdowns she developed a career in journalism, wrote the best-selling A Drink With Shane MacGowan, and began to communicate with angels. She currently writes for the Sunday Independent, Paris Vogue and Pure Living Magazine, as well as giving workshops on getting the angels to work for you.