Review of AfterLife

[Margi zuu202]

culture and faith have diffrent ideas beths mom has to check inn in hospice care because pyscicians were unable to save her .the intruinge twist happens when she meet gurdian angle that changed her such a nice story i will recommend it

[mrlefty0706]

Hi @Sameeha Ismail, I also enjoyed the sample and the official review so I plan to read the entire book. I totally believe in Heaven and Hell and I want to spend eternity in Heaven. Thank you. @Mrlefty0706

[mrlefty0706]

Hi @ Renisha Selvakumar, I just read your comments on "After Life" and I agree with you that this is a well-written book that delves into the meaning of life and the thereafter. This book is meant for Christians that truly believe in life after death and that God wants people to come to Heaven as long as they have asked for forgiveness for past sins and they have lived a good life on Earth. Those that have ignored God and have committed atrocities on Earth will be condemned to Hell. @Mrlefty0706

[Whiney Jones]

This book is spiritual. I finally found a book to satisfy my curiosity about life after death. I love the title

[Tobi Adefila]

This looks like an interesting Christian book and I would love to read it.

[Kristin Cowan]

I love seeing perspectives on afterlife

[mrlefty0706]

Hi @ Abiodunakinola, I just read your comments on the official review of "After Life" and I also found it fascinating because I do believe in Heaven and Hell, Angels and demons. When I look at the wonders on Earth there obviously is a God, the creator of all the world's splendor. People that do not believe in an After Life are going to be sadly disappointed on Judgement Day when evil people are sent to Hell for all eternity. @Mrlefty0706

[Lilian Namatsi]

This books sounds interesting and very insightful. I have always been very curious to know about how after life will be. Matters spirituality and faith fascinates me. This makes me eager to read the book.

[Anoosha Ali Qureshi]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "AfterLife" by E. Vince.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Many cultures and faiths have different ideas about heaven, but they all generally depict it as the ultimate bliss for the dead. According to belief, it is a place of unending happiness where spirits can experience joy, serenity, and comfort beyond human understanding. The idea of an afterlife represents the continuation of past death, a place where the dead find contentment and repose. Angels are seen as sacred celestial beings who protect and guide us here on Earth. They are thought to act as messengers of divine will and as a link between the spiritual and the physical. People view their presence as a reassuring guarantee of kind direction throughout life's path. The first book of E. Vince's book Afterlife immerses the reader in a fascinating universe of angels, demons, humans, and the afterlife.
 
The book opens with Karen Hills, Bert Hills's wife, and Melody and Roy's mother, receiving a terminal illness. It was unfortunate that she had to go into hospice care because the physicians were unable to save her. However, after her death, Karen's story took an intriguing turn when she encountered her guardian angel and traveled to Paradise, a different world. Learn about paradise by reading this book. Do angels exist, and are they part of our world? Read this book to find out. The promising young woman Melody turned into a drug addict and stripper—what led to those actions? Roy was a little boy who was constantly trying to be the best he could be for his family, despite how they neglected him. Did he succeed? Did the Hills family survive? All these answers are in this captivating book.
 
Karen is my favorite character, devoted to her family and her faith. Her strength and patience, especially in the face of a terminal illness, are truly admirable. It's heartwarming to see how she made efforts to connect with her daughter, Melody, despite the challenges. Her experience in Paradise is a beautiful depiction of finding peace and freedom from suffering. Exploring her spiritual journey and the role of her guardian angel, Angel Jaynes, in watching over her family is a fascinating aspect of the book. Karen's story offers a profound insight into how faith and spirituality intersect with our lives and families.
 
There's nothing I dislike about this book. I applaud the impeccable job done by the editor and author because the book is excellently edited. I give this book 5 out of 5 stars because of the captivating information. I recommend this book for readers of Christian books.

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[Anoosha Ali Qureshi]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "AfterLife" by E. Vince.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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Many cultures and faiths have different ideas about heaven, but they all generally depict it as the ultimate bliss for the dead. According to belief, it is a place of unending happiness where spirits can experience joy, serenity, and comfort beyond human understanding. The idea of an afterlife represents the continuation of past death, a place where the dead find contentment and repose. Angels are seen as sacred celestial beings who protect and guide us here on Earth. They are thought to act as messengers of divine will and as a link between the spiritual and the physical. People view their presence as a reassuring guarantee of kind direction throughout life's path. The first book of E. Vince's book Afterlife immerses the reader in a fascinating universe of angels, demons, humans, and the afterlife.
 
The book opens with Karen Hills, Bert Hills's wife, and Melody and Roy's mother, receiving a terminal illness. It was unfortunate that she had to go into hospice care because the physicians were unable to save her. However, after her death, Karen's story took an intriguing turn when she encountered her guardian angel and traveled to Paradise, a different world. Learn about paradise by reading this book. Do angels exist, and are they part of our world? Read this book to find out. The promising young woman Melody turned into a drug addict and stripper—what led to those actions? Roy was a little boy who was constantly trying to be the best he could be for his family, despite how they neglected him. Did he succeed? Did the Hills family survive? All these answers are in this captivating book.
 
Karen is my favorite character, devoted to her family and her faith. Her strength and patience, especially in the face of a terminal illness, are truly admirable. It's heartwarming to see how she made efforts to connect with her daughter, Melody, despite the challenges. Her experience in Paradise is a beautiful depiction of finding peace and freedom from suffering. Exploring her spiritual journey and the role of her guardian angel, Angel Jaynes, in watching over her family is a fascinating aspect of the book. Karen's story offers a profound insight into how faith and spirituality intersect with our lives and families.
 
There's nothing I dislike about this book. I applaud the impeccable job done by the editor and author because the book is excellently edited. I give this book 5 out of 5 stars because of the captivating information. I recommend this book for readers of Christian books.

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AfterLife
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[Shiru Elizabeth]

This book explores existential subjects in a thought-provoking way, exploring the intricacies of existence, death, and what might be beyond. Congrats on BOTD.

[Sweety Jain 07]

This book sounds interesting. The reviewer had praised it's flawless editing, which adds to the joy of reading. It covers afterlife, heaven, angels etc. The review caught my attention and increased my curiosity. I am looking forward to read it. Congratulations for the author for BOTD.

[Nabweteme Gloria]

Sounds like "AfterLife" by E. Vince offers a captivating journey into the realms of angels, spirituality, and family bonds. Karen's story seems particularly touching and inspiring. Your review makes me want to dive into this book myself!

[Fatola Fatai]

The detailed exploration of the themes of heaven, angels, and the afterlife in the book's review caught my interest. It seems to offer a thought-provoking journey through spirituality and family relationships. I look forward to reading it.

[Rebecca De Figueiredo]

Thank you for the informative review, it really does explain the book well. As I read the first pages it’s almost unbearable, the pain of knowing that she’s dying is utterly tragic. There is a strong religious theme running throughout.