Review of AfterLife

[Hlulani Ndlovu 1]

I am not a believer in mythical places or creatures but this book does portray an excellent perception of heaven and how it is described As for me reading the book it led to me believing a little bit that there could be such a place because of the authors choice of words and how he/she depicts the book.

[Michelle Wegulo]

The review makes makes one curious to know how the different beliefs about heaven , angels , death and afterlife are depicted in the book. It is quite intriguing and I would love to see how it all comes out in the story.

[Rupali Mishra]

Congrats on the BOTD!
Every fascinating person is absent from heaven. Nitzsche, Friedrich For Christians alone, this is similar to THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY but in heaven. Despite my distaste for the book's plot, I rather liked the cover. Since this book is more appropriate for Christians, I shall pass it.

[Sameena Ansari]

Karen's resilience in Afterlife by E. Vince shines amid illness and family dynamics. Her encounter with Angel Jaynes in paradise offers hope and solace. I can't wait to dive into this spiritually rich tale.

[Rose Nafula Oketch]

People have different perspectives about the afterlife, and as an open-minded person who wants to learn all of them, I consider this book my suit. I love the cover page; it tells what the book is all about. Congratulations BOTD!

[Smrithi Arun]

The concept of journeying with a character through their afterlife is very fascinating. It’s sad to see Karen’s children struggling and suffering after her death. Reading about her side of the events sounds interesting. Congrats on the BOTD!

[Pranav Dewangan]

Whether we believe in god, angels, demons, afterlife is a matter of choice but reading about it even from the storytelling point of view seems exciting. From the curiosity point of view, I am looking forward to reading this book.

[Bithiah]

I've learned from reading the review that this book delves fascinatingly into the ideas of heaven, angels, and the afterlife. It addresses the issues of spirituality and faith and provides insight into the plot and characters. Though many cultures and religions have various conceptions of heaven, they all generally represent it as the pinnacle of happiness for the deceased. It is said to be a region of eternal bliss where spirits can find peace, joy, and tranquility that surpass human comprehension. The concept of an afterlife is a continuation of death, a place where the deceased might rest and find fulfillment. The review is written really nicely. Congratulations on BOTD, author.

[PrajaktaDagare]

I am very interested in the topic of life after death, since my religion firmly believes in it. Karama is very important to me. This book gives a different perspective on life after death.

[Marissa Michael]

A fictional book depicting a family whilst exploring the topics of death, angels and afterlife in intriguing way. The characters development in this book enable the readers to feel relatable with them in many ways. Those who are into christion books will find this book is appealing to them.

[grace ruhara]

I am curious to find out how E. Vince discusses the afterlife. Is it everybody that goes to paradise? How does everything happen?

[Alex Lynn]

The review paints a vivid picture of E. Vince's "Afterlife," with a compelling exploration of themes such as angels, the afterlife, and the intersection of faith and family. The personal connection with Karen Hills and her spiritual journey adds a poignant touch. The reviewer's praise for the book's editing and the 5-star rating suggests a highly positive reading experience, making it appealing for readers of Christian books. I'd be intrigued to delve into the captivating universe depicted in "Afterlife" and explore the characters' journeys.

[Kibet Hillary]

I am curious to find out how the Hills faired on, despite all they had gone through. The questions posed in the review are thought-provoking and make one to add this book to their want-to-read shelf. Many thanks for this enthralling, informative review.

[Nasir Shaikh]

Thank you for your great review! Just sampling a few pages didn't give me as much insight as your review did. Even though I'm not Christian, I really enjoyed the book and I think many non-Christians would too.

[Anu Anand]

Seems like a captivating exploration of faith, family, and the afterlife. Delving into the existence of angels and the journey towards peace after death. Congrats on BOTD!