Robin Helm has published the first two volumes of a trilogy (The Guardian Trilogy), Guardian and SoulFire, and is presently writing Legacy, the third and final volume, posting as a work in progress on four different forums. She has also published three Regency short stories.
She and her husband have two daughters, the elder a Navy nurse stationed in Guam (soon to ship out on the Mercy for five months), and the younger a university senior. They live in South Carolina with their Yorkie-Poo, Tobey.
After teaching in Christian schools for twenty-five years, Robin left teaching full time to take several part time jobs so that she would have more time to write. She is Associate in Music and Music Academy director for her church, and she teaches piano in the Academy. She also teaches music part time in an elementary charter school.
Guardian review by Meredith Esperanza on Austenesque Reviews.
Guardian review by Candy Morton on Indie Jane.
Robin’s interview with Kristy L. Cambron at Two Sons & Paris Mom.
Robin’s Guardian interview with Jakki Leatherberry on Mary Simsonsen’s blog, Austen Inspired Fan Fiction.
Robin’s post concerning her lifelong love of music and writing is on Shelly Bell’s blog, under Musical Monday.
The powerful and imposing Xander/Darcy, chief of all guardian angels, has protected exceptional humans from demonic forces over the course of ten millennia without losing a single battle. In 1989, he receives an unusual assignment which will forever change his ordered existence and alter the course of human history. Will he lose the battle for his own heart while guarding supernaturally gifted Elizabeth Bennet from the evil which surrounds her? Will he be strong enough to resist her as she grows from a precocious child into a beautiful, intelligent woman? The veil dividing the physical and spiritual planes is drawn aside to reveal warfare on an unprecedented scale as Elizabeth develops her gifts and her guardian discovers his emotions.
Guardian Prologue here.
Guardian, Chapter 1, here.
Will Elizabeth find the strength within herself to forgive Darcy for his secrecy after she accidentally discovers the truth, that he was her guardian angel? Or will Gregory be successful in separating this match made in heaven?
SoulFire, Chapter 1, here.
SoulFire review by Jakki Leatherberry, Goodreads here.
SoulFire review by Meredith Esparza, Austenesque Reviews here.
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