"For one hundred thousand souls be saved, save me."
In the final hours of Earth's existence, eighteen-year-old Alexa holds the hope of humanity--the key to salvation of lost souls in a world where proclaiming Christ is a death sentence. Frightened and alone, Alexa finds herself warming up to an unlikely protector who vows to care for her and her unborn child. But when faced with a series of incredible events, Alexa realizes there may be more to her handsome young savior than meets the eye.
With judgment day approaching and countless lives hanging in the balance, will Alexa accept her divine assignment before it is too late? And when the time comes, will she be willing to make the ultimate sacrifice?
This thrilling conclusion to the Beautiful Justice series illustrates the power of intercessory prayer to redeem generational sins, and sheds light on justice and retribution, mercy and divine preservation. Mason Michael will break your narrow perception of heaven and inspire you to trust God's sovereign will above all else.
Excerpt
"A girl would sit on the crest of this hill for hours, for years, and cry out through her silent heart. Keening, they call it over here. Lamenting herself for being so dreadfully lost while at the same time begging the vastness of that endless valley for a home, for a beautiful place in someone's arms--arms that would hold her kindly and forever. A girl wants, more than anything, to be wanted. Always, in that one place where she was destined to belong, she would stay. She would give her soul just to be found." (Sienna on the heart of a young girl, page 191.)
"You'll be okay, sweetheart," Jonathan said with a smile that melted her traumatized heart.
He held out a steady hand, and she took it. It felt like heaven to her--that touch. They stood there surrounded by spilled blood, evil weapons, and death in a house, in a world, tremendously tired of it all.
In a beautiful Irish voice that sounded like cleansing rain, this stranger told her, "In the Revelation to John, didn't you find it odd, love, that the locusts wore helmets and had human faces?"
He smiled at her endearingly. There was nothing she could say.
"I'll be waiting for you, Princess...always." (The choice between good and evil, page 246.)
Professional Reviews
A Balm for your Soul
Portland/San Francisco Book Review
Dawn Dyson started the “Beautiful Justice” series with Bella Maura and continued it with Justice Quinn, and now she finishes this epic work with Mason Michael: The Heaven Projection. If you haven’t read the previous books, this is definitely not a good place to pick up the story. The author has an ethereal writing style that readily floats between different points of view and even between first- and third-person with regards to Alexa; this can be a little confusing for even those already familiar with the series. Add in passages from Sienna’s book and Sienna’s current point of view—that of an angel silently guiding Alexa from heaven—and it may take a little while for readers to find their bearing. Stick with it, though, because this novel is worth it! It is a bit heartbreaking at times as you struggle through the end days with Alexa, but you will find yourself cheering her on as she gets stronger, and her eventual victory will leave you breathless with hope for humanity. If you’re looking for a good spiritual uplift, Mason Michael and indeed the entire “Beautiful Justice” series will be a balm for your soul.
It was beautiful...
Radiant Light
This is my favorite book of the entire series. Dawn wrote personal things in this book that were not in the others, and it just pulled me into the book. I have read and reviewed all three of these books, and the other two did not affect me the way this one did. I felt as though I was going through everything Alexa was. Dawn wrote it so personally. The conversations with God, His holding her hand, it was beautiful. If you have not read this series, this is a must read! Sad to see it end!
The work of the angels...
Lynelle Clark
In {Mason Michael} generational curses are explained with forgiveness playing a major role in the healing process...restoring what God...intended all along in a specific person's bloodline. The work of angels is better explained, the part of the sea clearly defined, and I loved how the author brought in horses as messengers of the Living Word. The complexities of {Dax's} character enhanced the plot.... A great book from beginning to end.
