07/22/2026
Thank you to every single soul who helped create, and who came to, the Your Angelic Ancestry launch party last night, in person and online. We were standing room only, 250 of you, and it exceeded my every expectation. You are all so in my heart, today and always. I ask the Angels to bless you in every way. The room was filled with love, joy, and of course Angels, earthly and ethereal. ποΈ
The night began with a soulful interview with , Alexandra Bellusci of the New York Post, who sat down with Jaime King and me. What a joy to get spirituality out into the world in this way.
And then, what a night. Jaime King, looking every bit the Earth Angel she is, opened the evening. The performances began with 2026 Grammy-nominated poet Marc Marcel, who set the whole room on fire with passion and creativity. Five original songs written just for the evening followed, every one of them phenomenal, and every single act received a standing ovation.
We opened with the divine Evren Ozan, performing for the first time in fifteen years (a renowned flutist in the spiritual world for years). My eyes welled up after his first few soaring notes. His beloved Elizabeth Naomi played haunting cello and sang in Celtic tones that left us all stunned. They were joined by Joshua Hayes, whose catchy guitar riffs and beautiful vocals brought the house down.
Between the music, I shared readings from the book alongside a stunning slideshow made by the gifted Susan Skelton. Then the second band, Woahman, took the stage, Jaime King at the piano (stunning) with Pammy Hilton, who has, if ever there were one, the voice of an angel. They gave us the most poignant, haunting song, and then Joshua joined them center stage for two more so catchy people were humming them at the end of the night. Thank goodness theyβre going to make an EP together, it seems they were born to write and perform side by side.
Jaime and I even performed a scene together, because the book is filled with true dialogue, word for word as it happened. Iβll be honest, acting opposite an actress as gifted as Jaime was more than a little intimidating, but sometimes we have to stretch. π