Abel Grant spends his days at an abandoned motel. His only friends are a prostitute who lives next door, a gangster who protects him, and a reverend who sends him desperate folks seeking a miracle. Indeed, miracles happen at that old motel. With the touch of his hand, Abel can heal the sick, calm the troubled, and turn away death. It’s a gift that came at a terrible price, one that haunts him daily. Abel makes his visitors swear secrecy or risk the return of their pain. He fears the attention of powerful men looking to own his gift. It happened before.

His convictions are tested when a wealthy teenage girl pleads for her mother’s life. She takes him to their country estate where he’s confronted by dangerous men once more. Abel should flee, but there are souls to save in the hills in the middle of the night.

The Queen’s Angel is a character study about what happens when a man who’s lost his faith is bestowed an astonishing gift, and what powerful, immoral men will do to take it.