Touched by an Angel
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Dying young is tragic, but it's a little less tragic when you get to go to heaven. Gracelyn died at the age of 19 and went to heaven. She lived a good and happy life, but she never had the privilege of falling in love. That is, until the day she is told she gets to go back to Earth to save a man named Brady.
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