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Time Flying: The Archos: Gabriel Book 2

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Gabriel has a lot of time on his hands — literally! When demons hijack his trumpet and plot to cast him into another century, he races against the clock, hoping to stop them. With Sage now in danger too, keeping her safe becomes just as urgent.

Chaos and comedy collide in a “magical moment” when Sage’s brother catches Gabriel in the middle of a “costume change.” Later that day, the awkwardness continues when meets Sage’s parents for the first time and shares unsettling news about her pregnancy.

Meanwhile, Addy steps fully into her role as Gabriel’s mentor and sneaks into the sinister Chamber Enterprises, giving her an eerie sense of what’s to come.

With time flying, can Gabriel be saved before he’s lost to another century — or will the angels’ raise their octave too late to stop evil.

The Gabriel is a three-book series. He prefers that you read them in order — his life is chaotic enough.

187 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 27, 2026

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M. Joseph Doria

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Michael Ferdinand Joseph Doria is an American author with two books published. His first book titled It's a Sign Stupid: Navigation for the Spiritual Journey investigates all the signs given to him through life that led him to conclusions regarding his spiritual beliefs. In his second book titled The Light Year, Doria retraces the year 2014 using real life stories and celebrity interviews to further explore his spirituality, who he really is and his life purpose. Doria, a former TV news reporter, is now a talk/variety show co-host (The Will Edwards Show) and a freelance reporter for Us Weekly Magazine. He loves travel, ice cream and underdog stories.

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