Wayward Angels: Where legend meets reality. Seriously? A Therapy dog? What can an abandoned mutt teach a 15-year-old tough girl who isn't afraid of anything-except dogs. Institutional living is predictable until 11-year-old Tanisha is admitted to Tikkun and is assigned as Rebecca's new roommate. Not only is the new girl overly chatty, believes in fairy-tales, and has the most massive collection of stuffed animal toys Rebecca has ever seen, but Tanisha treats them as if they were alive and she talks to someone named, Victor-an invisible, 6-foot tall, blue-eyed, angel. And if that's not weird enough, Tanisha is assigned the newest member of the therapy dog team, a rescued dog named Peanut, who for some unknown reason is infatuated with Rebecca. Oh, and Tanisha thinks he's an angel too-a fur angel. Living on the edge where fairy-tale legends meet reality, the two girls discover a magical token from the past that takes them on a fantastical healing journey where Rebecca must face her childhood fears--Buster. The dog who attacked her when she was 5-years-old. With the help of an eccentric little girl and a scruffy, wire-haired mutt, Rebecca's protective wall that she'd built since that harrowing day of her childhood starts to crumble and a new life begins to emerge. Sometimes a fairy-tale endings isn't all that impossible.