Gel looks like a Human teenage girl who somehow has her own spaceship and courier business. But the truth is she's an alien who only appears to be human and she has mad powers of teleportation that allow her to move people or objects to most any place she's ever been. There's just one hitch, her own people don't trust her and have put her on probation. Can she run her business avoid trouble, and not reveal her powers to outsiders? The current gig should be easy: The king of an alien world has died, his body mistakenly been shipped to another planet. All she has to do is collect his corpse and return with it before a deadline. It's a little creepy, but should be easy. But... the king isn't dead and he doesn't want to go home!

Angela Colson can’t pay the repair bill on her spaceship and has no choice but to accept a dubious proposition: bring back a miracle from the hands of the alien Prophet of Containers and all her debts will be paid. Of course it’s not so simple. Her employer will telepathically know if she even attempts deception. The Prophet wants to recruit her to help get his message out to the masses. And an ancient intelligence wants her to alter that message to change the fate of a lost race. Along the way she'll get schooled by a professional liar, solve an epic problem of littering, and confront a religious mob accusing her of blasphemy and heresy! Ace of Saints is the second book in the Freelance Courier series featuring Angela (Gel) Colson, a teenage girl who only looks human but is actually a mutant variant from a race of teleporting aliens. Her people want her to settle down, stay out of trouble, and not use her powers. She wants to make her own way in the galaxy and live a life of adventure. And trouble? That just has a way of following her wherever she goes.