Bestselling author Jody Sharpe has announced a new angel story for her Angel Stories channel on YouTube, along with the release of the audiobook version of her bestselling novel, 20 Moon Road, An Angel's Tale. The announcements were made on August 26, 2026, via a press release.
The new angel story, shared on Sharpe's YouTube channel, recounts Judy's experience of meeting an angel at an AA meeting. Sharpe explained, "Her sister was struggling with drug abuse. The stranger, a man she didn't know, gave her a message that her sister would be okay." Judy kept the story to herself for thirty years. Sharpe emphasized the significance of the tale, stating, "It's a story of intervention which is the greatest gift to give anyone suffering from drug abuse. Intervention helped someone in my own family find strength and resolve."
Sharpe's collection of angel stories has grown over the years, with many finding their way into her books. Her latest book, New Angel In Town, is based on stories she has heard throughout the years, fictionalized and embedded within the narrative. The book continues the Mystic Bay series, where angels live as humans and perform miracles. In this installment, Guardian Angel Ron must ensure that Evan, a boy in foster care, finds a forever home, while writer Noah Greenstreet works on a film about the townsfolk's angel encounters.
The audiobook of 20 Moon Road, An Angel's Tale, which is book 5 in the Mystic Bay Series, has been released, with more audiobooks to follow. Sharpe has been recognized for her work, winning the 2023 and 2024 National Association of Press Women's Communications Contest Awards for Fiction for Novellas.
Sharpe is actively seeking more real-life angel stories for her YouTube channel and potential inclusion in her next book. Submissions can be made through her website at http://bit.ly/2FV8amd. "Not all stories are accepted," she noted, but those that are will be featured on her channel and possibly in print.
The impact of Sharpe's work extends beyond entertainment. Her stories often touch on themes of hope, love, and intervention, which can resonate with readers dealing with personal struggles. The new YouTube story, in particular, addresses the issue of drug abuse and the power of intervention, a message that could offer comfort and encouragement to those affected by addiction.
Sharpe's background as a special education teacher and her personal experiences with loss have shaped her mission to tell stories with love, humor, and spiritual awakening. Her books, including To Catch an Angel, Town Of Angels, and Summer Of Angels, have been praised by readers for their emotional depth and inspirational themes.
In addition to the new audiobook and YouTube content, Sharpe has announced two new screen treatments of her books: The Angel's Daughter and Town Of Angels Christmas. This expansion into different media formats indicates a growing interest in angel-themed content, which may appeal to a broader audience seeking uplifting narratives.
For business and technology leaders, Sharpe's approach to content distribution offers a case study in leveraging multiple platforms—YouTube, audiobooks, and traditional publishing—to reach diverse audiences. Her willingness to engage with fans by accepting story submissions also highlights the importance of community involvement in building a loyal following.
As Sharpe continues to collect angel stories and expand her creative output, her work serves as a reminder of the enduring appeal of stories that offer hope and connection. Whether through books, audio, or video, her narratives aim to inspire and uplift, providing a counterpoint to the often-chaotic news cycle.
