I borrowed this book with the hope of reading some imaginative afterlife stories; however, I found it to be a vehicle for the propaganda of liberal views.

I accept that there will be some slant of any writer’s ideals in any book of fiction, but at the 82% line of this book when the main *good character berated a veteran marine and held him responsible for fighting in the first Iraq war and for the US attacking Iraq in 2005, that was just too much for me. By the way, I didn’t like that war either, but I wouldn’t blame the forces that were sent there.

As to the other earlier instances of liberalism, I might have accepted, but this was just too much for me. In my opinion, such extreme personal views should be expressed in non-fiction, blogs, and memoirs.

Still, this is what I thought of the book. What I have just said is only my feelings and it is not meant to rebuke the author or his craft.

In the book, people die and go to the other side to be met and directed by a woman named Brianna and his new student who is unseen to the people passing over. The book is made up of short pieces, each piece showing a person and how he or she is treated on the other side according to his or her deeds in life.

As to the writing of the stories, they needed an editor and a proofreader.

wasting your time.

the idea of karma used for the personal biases of the writer

never read another book by this writer.

is Michael McKinney and this is his only book. There is another author by the same name who shouldn't be mistaken for this writer.

it is written with what I think is a political agenda.

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