Jody Sharpe's 'The Dog Who Came For Christmas' Wins First Place in NFPW At-Large Contest

Jody Sharpe, a bestselling author known for her Mystic Bay series, has added another accolade to her distinguished career. Her latest book, 'The Dog Who Came For Christmas', has been awarded First Place in the Novellas for Adult Readers category of the NFPW At-Large Contest. This recognition underscores Sharpe's ability to weave angelic themes into engaging stories that resonate with readers.

'The Dog Who Came For Christmas' follows meteorologist and psychic Gayle Force Knight as she navigates a vision sent by an angel, leading her on a journey to rescue dogs and uncover deeper truths. The book is part of Sharpe's Mystic Bay series, which has consistently captivated audiences with its unique blend of mystery, spirituality, and the supernatural.

Sharpe's success is not limited to this latest award. Her ebook, '20 Moon Rd., An Angel's Tale', achieved bestseller status and also took First Place nationally in the novella category of the 2023 NFPW Professional Communication Contest. Additionally, Sharpe's novel 'Summer of Angels' received an honorable mention in the 2024 National Federation of Press Women's Professional Communication contest, marking her fourth NFPW win.

Beyond her novels, Sharpe is committed to sharing real-life angel stories through the Tuesdays With The Angels section of her website. She invites submissions from the public, aiming to create a collection that highlights the presence of angels in everyday life. Sharpe's work, including her children's book 'When The Angel Sent Butterflies', emphasizes the power of love and the belief in angels to overcome fear.

Sharpe's contributions to literature and her advocacy against bullying, especially concerning special needs children, have earned her a spot among the '50 Great Writers You Should Be Reading'. With two new screen treatments of her books in the works, Sharpe's influence continues to grow, offering hope and inspiration through her stories of angels, miracles, and the triumph of good over evil.