Title: A Very Poor Book Indeed
Product review: I hope anyone with a taste for a well-constructed piece of literature with characters of some depth and interest will forego the waste of time that this book will entail because it really doesn't work. A hopeless hodgepodge of pseudo theology and philosphy wherein the main character is merely a mouthpiece for the writer's lame ideas of the 'afterlife'. No matter what the individual readers' wish list is for that land after death, a writer of fiction is reasonably responsible for a clear sense of some purpose and direction for the characters which this book has not. It is very boring and repetetive. The only imaginative section being the trip through hell which is very short and quite lame compared with Dante or even Larry Niven in their respective Infernos.
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