Title: A helpful fantasy, intended to expand one's imagination
Product review: 2-1/2 years ago I read a pre-publication profile of this novel, photocopied it (the review), ordered the book and set it aside to read someday. After intending to get to it several times, I finally read it last weekend while staying in a hotel in connection with another activity. I found the story credible, and deeply moving. The author is straight-forward: We don't really know what happens to the soul when someone dies, but our imaginations might just reveal the truth. I lost someone important in my life two years ago, and still think about what it means. I thoroughly enjoyed reading a novel that deals creatively with this issue, suggesting new insights. You either buy it or you don't. I did.
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