A SPIRITED ROMANCE! In this mystical love story, there is just one thing keeping Rebecca and Sebastian apart. She is living and he is ... not.
Together, they enlist Albert, a widowed college professor who reluctantly allows them the use of his body so that Sebastian can return to physical form and earn his redemption.
It seems to be a love affair that cannot last, but the three discover that there is an eternity of wonder for each of them to look forward to. The only question for this trio - who stays and who goes?
The prologue of "Forever More: A Love Story from the Edge of Eternity"
"As passings go, he told me his was a good one. When they found his body, there was a slight smile upon his face as if he were happily dreaming in his favorite armchair. It wasn't long after his earthly remains had been dispatched to the cemetery, that his spirit started showing up in my life. And while I know it sounds odd that anyone could fall in love with a dead man, I have to tell you that his energy was more alive than anyone I've ever known in physical form...
In the beginning, I thought he had come to me for help to heal the hearts of his daughter and granddaughter. Though that was part of it, he also saved my life and led me to finally understand what it felt like to be truly known and exquisitely loved. His presence helped to unfold in me an astounding late-life blossoming of which I couldn't have dreamt. Much later, when I was an old woman, I realized it was all of that and so much more. My name is Rebecca St. Claire, and this is my story of Sebastian."
About the Author: THE REAL NEWS OF THE DAY
I am a professional journalist rather obsessed with the idea that we don't really ever die.
I've always been fascinated by the stories told by so many who died but were somehow brought back to life and then shared the "Near Death Experiences" that they say occurred while they were gone.
I wrote "Forever More" as a fictional story, but it contains many aspects of real-life accounts of "after death" experiences.
I hope my readers find this to be an enchanting love story, but I also hope it quells some of the uncertainty felt by those who worry or wonder about dying.
They say that dying is bliss and what lies ahead is so amazing we don't have words to describe it. If that's true, then don't you think that should be the real news of the day?
