An utterly engaging tale with strong spiritual underpinnings, The Tiger's Eye: Angels in Mumbai is the second book in the Global Calling Series and a thriller in which a Christian ministry is threatened by terrorists.

Andrew Morrison, who started the Christian movement called The call, plans to spend two years in India, together with his family and friends. His mission is to help with the Global Calling Ministry, but there are people who do not want the American and his friends in India, and everything is headed for disaster when a group of terrorists launches attacks at an event organized by Global Calling. When Sanjay Swaminathan, one of the terrorists changes his heart, will he lead the authorities to locate the terrorist hideouts? Scott B Delaney is a great storyteller and his extraordinary ability to write vividly drawn settings and to create sophisticated characters will entice readers. The prose is stellar and the world-building is impeccably achieved.

This is an entry in a series that can be read as a standalone narrative. The conflict is developed at multiple levels. First, there is a group of terrorists who are bent on destroying the work of the Global Calling Ministry and their attacks involve murder and kidnapping. Second, there are the seven Angels who are there to protect the chosen, but who can't intervene directly in the fight. The conflict is experienced at the physical and spiritual levels and it grows in intensity as the story moves from page to page, and it moves at breakneck speed.  The Tiger's Eye: Angels in Mumbai offers a characteristically eclectic cast of characters, a wonderful meld of pathos and tragedy, inspiration and hope, taking readers on a ride that will touch them deeply and positively. This masterful and riveting tale is a winner for fans of Christian thrillers, a real page-turner.