Title: This book was strangely non-compelling
Product review: I think too many Christian authors try to write "classics" instead of telling a good story, and, to me, that's what is going on here. It's kind of like "Pilgrim's Progress" on an acid trip. The main character is a cliche of "the self-made man who cared only about his career who neglected his family and then he lost them and, oh yes, one of them died tragically". HO-HUM. He gets swept into "eternity", and the scene changes constantly, one second it seems to be heaven, then the next second it's hell. I had to give this only one star because, frankly, I wasn't drawn in enough to finish it. Note to aspiring Christian authors: don't try to be C.S. Lewis or J.R.R. Tolkien. You can't be. OK?
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