Kendel wanted to find her biological family, but there was a slight problem. She was already dead and had been living in Paradise for well over 100 years. Going back into the world to convince people who were already dead to choose to live in Paradise was okay, until she was mugged and suffered partial amnesia, which left her stranded in the world. Written from a Christian point of view, this novel answers some interesting questions about Paradise in a Biblically accurate way.
Kendel wanted to find her biological family, but there was a slight problem. She was already dead and had been living in Paradise for well over 100 ye...
Kendel wanted to find her biological family, but there was a slight problem. She was already dead, and had been living in paradise for almost 140 years. However, she had been instructed to go to LandsEnd and work with John Collins, but the work involved going back into a very unsafe world and convincing already dead people to choose to live in paradise. Which was okay, until one dark night she was mugged and ended up with partial amnesia. Knowing your own name is a plus, but not having any idea where you were for the last few years (plus a hundred) is a significant problem. At least, a couple...
Kendel wanted to find her biological family, but there was a slight problem. She was already dead, and had been living in paradise for almost 140 year...
Told in the rhythm and rhyme of Poe's "The Raven," this beautifully illustrated book tells the story of Ellenore's Dad, as he attempts to deal with the Halloween of a lifetime, while waiting for Ellenore to return home.
Told in the rhythm and rhyme of Poe's "The Raven," this beautifully illustrated book tells the story of Ellenore's Dad, as he attempts to deal with th...
