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Title: Trust, Faith, and Moral Gravity: Explora Books to Feature Mocha: Angel Warrior and Touched by the Hand of God: In the City of Angels SEND ME at London Book Fair

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 7th Mar 2026 - Explora Books will showcase two distinctive titles by Patricia L. Blake—distinct in genre but united by their moral gravity—as part of its exhibition at the London Book Fair, taking place March 10–12, 2026, at Olympia London in Hammersmith. Mocha: Angel Warrior Book 1 – True Trust and Touched by the Hand of God: In the City of Angels SEND ME! sit far apart in form and audience, they headline a collection grounded in the same essential question: how trust, faith, and duty shape a life when circumstances are unforgiving.Mocha: Angel Warrior Book 1 – True Trust tells its story through an unusual but steady voice—that of Mocha, an animal narrating their own early life. The book opens with birth and maternal protection, rendered in plain language that keeps close to physical detail: unsteady legs, patient nudges, a body placed instinctively between danger and child. This grounding makes the later separation from Mocha’s mother feel quiet but heavy, not dramatized, just stated and lived with.When Mocha is introduced to ranch work—saddles, bits, and expectations they do not understand—the book resists turning the experience into conflict for its own sake. Mocha’s refusal to chase cows is not framed as rebellion but as discomfort with causing fear. The turning point arrives not through training or correction, but recognition. A girl named Pepper sees Mocha across a fence, waits, and allows the animal to choose. Their bond forms without negotiation. When a rancher dismisses Mocha as a failure, Pepper’s response is tactile and immediate: touch, presence, acceptance. The book’s language remains restrained, allowing the idea of “true trust” to emerge through action rather than explanation.Patricia L. Blake’s Touched by the Ha...

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