Beyond Death
Written by Deb
McEwan
Reviewed by Roy
Murry, Author
Many people
believe in the hereafter where you have angles and spirits in limbo, waiting
for directions to their final resting place. Ms. McEwan has written a family
orientated story around that theme, which has a number of plots.
Three people
die. One is malcontent (Ken); another makes a mistake in judgment (Ron); and a
young women dies on the night of her engagement (Claire.) However, Claire was
not supposed to die. She did because of Ron’s selfishness.
The crux of the
story-line is that they are in a place waiting for a decision to where they will
rest in peace. In their waiting, they are allowed to visit family, friends, and
enemies on earth to sort things out.
Those are the
subplots that are sometimes romantic, funny, weird, and helpful to the people
they left behind to go to a place BEYOND DEATH. The
spirits interface with the living will please the reader to the END.
Ms. Deb McEwan
has written an enjoyable read that is slow at times but does keep you reading
on. It gently brings you into a happy place. It’s a good read.
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