
Feeling Lost? How Faith, Forgiveness, and Inner Growth Can Help You Find Your Way
Find Me introduces readers to a journey that continues.
Mark Hellman has been looking into the place where magic and the spiritual meet for many years.
When an Archangel spoke to him directly, he didn’t turn away; he chose to listen.
He turned those talks into words, pages, and a trip that he now shares in his writing.
Artist, musician, writer, and lifelong seeker Mark Hellman is pulled to the places where creativity and spirituality meet. His art shows a strong interest in things that can’t be seen or explained normally. Spirituality isn’t something Mark Hellman talks about in a cold or vague way; instead, he approaches it through personal experience, reflection, and reasonable questions. While staying true to the feelings, questions, and findings that make every spiritual journey truly human, personal, and important, his writing encourages readers to think about what might be beyond the known.
He writes books and creates other work about experiences that make you think in new ways and uncover new ways of understanding life, meaning, and relationship. Listening, observing, making things, and looking for meaning in both expected and unexpected places have shaped his view over the years. Mark’s interest in the world wide web stays the same whether he’s writing about God, sharing a story, making songs, or making art. He doesn’t want to give easy answers; instead, he wants to get people to think about things, talk about them, and deepen their own reflection.


The interesting idea of Find Me: Conversations with the Archangel is what happens when a spiritual force talks and someone chooses to listen. Mark Hellman writes an incredibly personal story based on talks he thought he had with an archangel. With openness, curiosity, and a willingness to record what happened, the book follows those conversations. Without forcing readers to come to a conclusion, Find Me lets them think about faith, intuition, connection, and the idea that direction may come to us in ways we don’t expect or fully understand at first.
Above all, Find Me is an invitation to look more closely at the line between what we see and what we don’t see. Mark Hellman writes about the experience as it happened to him, to let readers interact with the questions, lessons, and spiritual ideas in their own way. So this book is for those interested in magical experiences, mental growth, and talking about what could be beyond what we can see. Find Me is an invitation to remain open to the possibilities that can’t always be easily explained, whether you’re picking it up for faith, curiosity, or just plain wonder.
A body found on a Manhattan sidewalk riddled with poisonous darts…
A missing heart surgeon from Charleston SC…
A terrorist bombing at the American Museum of Natural History…
A kidnapped thirteen-year-old girl…
These events will bring together two unlikely allies, Detective Moose Pederson and private investigator Alexandra Adams. Their gripping journey together will take them from the streets of New York to Washington DC, and the halls of the White House itself.
As the story unfolds so does Moose’s awareness of the unnaturally long and unique life he has led. Lost memories suddenly return through dreams, visions, and encounters with strangers he has somehow known before. He soon discovers his real name is Uriel…and he is no ordinary man. And so it is, that an extraordinary man will have extraordinary enemies. Michél Broussard and his half-sister, Jordan Scheering, have battled Uriel over and over again, as angels and devils have done since the beginning of time. But now, Jordan whispers in the President’s ear, and Michél plans the pandemonium that will forever change the world as we know it. It’s up to Uriel and Alexandra to lead the fight to stop the greatest evil of all from consuming the world’s soul – and nailing it to THE WHEEL.

Find Me introduces readers to a journey that continues.

Have you ever had a moment that felt different from anything before it? A flash of light, a feeling, a sense that something was watching