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 novel, 20 Moon Road, An Angel's Tale. The announcement was made on August 26, 2026, and highlights Sharpe's ongoing mission to collect and share real-life angel encounters.
In the new YouTube story, Sharpe recounts a powerful real-life encounter submitted by a woman named Judy. According to Sharpe, Judy met an angel at an AA meeting, but at the time, the angel appeared in human form. Judy's sister was struggling with drug abuse, and a stranger—a man she didn't know—gave her a message that her sister would be okay. It took Judy thirty years to tell this story. Sharpe emphasized the importance of intervention, stating, "Intervention is the greatest gift to give anyone suffering from drug abuse. Intervention helped someone in my own family find strength and resolve." Sharpe described Judy's story as one of sisterly love, noting that "She cared enough for her sister's well-being and went the loving distance to help."
Sharpe has been collecting angel stories for a long time, and many find their way into her bestselling books. Her YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@jodysharpe6337) serves as a platform for these stories. She is actively seeking more real-life angel stories, which can be submitted at her website (https://jodysharpe.com). Not all stories are accepted, but those that are may be featured on her YouTube channel and potentially in her next book.
The audiobook release of 20 Moon Road, An Angel's Tale, which is book 5 in the Mystic Bay Series, marks a significant expansion of Sharpe's work into audio format. More audiobooks are expected to follow.
Sharpe's latest book, New Angel In Town, continues the Mystic Bay series, where angels live as humans in the town of Mystic Bay, California. In this installment, Guardian Angel Ron is assigned to Evan, a boy in foster care, and must help him find a forever home. Meanwhile, writer Noah Greenstreet is writing a film about the townsfolk's angel encounters. The book has received praise from readers, with one Amazon reviewer calling it "a masterclass in child advocacy, true love, & angel-ology" and another noting that "The angel experiences shared in the book seem real and remind the reader of the meaning of love and how it can change lives."
Sharpe's work has been recognized with awards, including being a 1st Place Winner of the 2023 National Association of Press Women's Communications Contest Award for Fiction for Adult Readers - Novellas, and the 2024 National Association of Press Women's Communications Contest for Fiction - Novellas. She was also chosen as a winner in the "50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading" Book Awards.
In addition to her books and YouTube channel, Sharpe maintains a "Tuesdays With The Angels" section on her website (http://www.jodysharpe.com), where she shares real-life angel stories. She also announced two new screen treatments for her books: The Angel's Daughter and Town Of Angels Christmas.
Sharpe's personal journey has influenced her writing. After losing her daughter and husband, she found healing in writing about angels. Her background as a Special Education teacher has also shaped her perspective, particularly in addressing topics like bullying and special needs children. Her book, When The Angel Sent Butterflies, helps children understand that love surrounds them and can conquer fear.
Sharpe encourages everyone to submit their own angel stories, whether they involve sightings, interactions, or miraculous encounters. Submissions can be made at http://bit.ly/2FV8amd. All stories are considered, but inclusion is not guaranteed. As Sharpe continues to expand her collection, she hopes to spread messages of hope, love, and spiritual awakening through her work.
