hen my middle son was nineteen and going through a very troubled time, he asked me, "Do you have anything you truly believe in?" My reply was, "Yes, I believe in angels."When he further inquired, "What makes you believe in angels?" I thought for a moment and replied, "I guess I want to believe there is something better in this world and that there is always someone looking out for me. It doesn't mean bad things won't happen, but when they do, I will have someone with me."When Lynn Fountain was diagnosed with a pancreatic tumor and told she may not have long to live, her life flashed before her eyes. Her doctors suggested she write letters to her young sons so they could have something to remember her by. It was in these moments that Lynn wondered what life's purpose was; what was life's pathway?In this unique memoir, Lynn reflects on the times in life she has been intercepted by an angel. Whether the angel was encouraging her to go for a difficult job, after a horrible car accident, or just normal everyday activities, Lynn has never had to feel alone. She's had the love of God coming down on her, and she's had angels with her every step of the way.This Pathway of Angels has helped her understand what life really is about. They've helped her cope in a world of sin and find the happiness within. They've taught her the pathway of life and helped her along the way.