Pony Island: Book One by Chew, offres Allen NEUF

A little angel of a ballerina was killed in an accident before God was ready for her. Her spirit wandered around for about a hundred years until she found consciousness in cyberspace. She ran across a software engineer that she could communicate with. She worked with him constantly for three years, helping him design a state-of-the-art program for a completely electronic home system that coordinates all house functions, all doors and windows, along with every electronic instrument vocally with a realistic-sounding computer helper that operates without having to give commands. Even though she was just a voice, they both fell in love with each other. After selling his software for an absolute fortune, he had to go out of town for final instruction of the technical operation of his system. After leaving for his technical exchange that was going to take a week, she began her own plan for redesigning his island they recently moved on to. She had secretly, for the last three years, designed a plan that would transform the island from the gravel pit that it was into a tropical paradise. During the week he was gone, she installed holographic equipment throughout the island. Now that she could be seen, the workers performed miracles with her plans and their determination for her to succeed. Upon his return, they get to meet in person for the first time in three years, where she has become actually a physical person. Their love flourishes, and she continues to perform what seems to be miracles from perfectly made plans.

The Excitement Intensifies In Book Two.