Son of Angels, Jonah Stone Books in Order
Son of Angels, Jonah Stone is a series of 4 books written by Jerel Law.
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Son of Angels, Jonah Stone books in publication order
4 books
Fire Prophet
by Jerel Law
2012
After discovering their angelic ancestry, Jonah Stone and his siblings face attacks that force young quarterlings into hiding and training. Jonah’s visions point toward a threatened prophet, drawing the children into a mission that may help them confront Abaddon’s forces and understand their gifts.
Spirit Fighter
by Jerel Law
2012
Jonah Stone learns that he and his siblings are quarterlings, descended from a human and a fallen angel. When their mother is kidnapped, Jonah and Eliza travel to New York with a guardian angel, using newfound powers and faith to battle enemies and rescue her.
Shadow Chaser
by Jerel Law
2013
While training with other quarterlings, Jonah Stone faces trials that threaten his health, relationships, strength, and possessions. Preparations for school exams become overshadowed by another fierce confrontation with Abaddon’s forces. Like the biblical Job, Jonah must hold to his faith amid escalating personal losses.
Truth Runner
by Jerel Law
2013
Grieving his mother’s death, Jonah Stone leaves Angel School and tries to become an ordinary high school student. He can still see fallen angels harming unsuspecting friends, however. Ignoring his calling becomes increasingly difficult as he must choose between retreat and defending those around him.
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