Miracle Journey to Heaven - Debbie Jerrell - Libros - Xlibris, Corp. - 9781425778668 - 27 de noviembre de 2007
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Miracle Journey to Heaven

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New Year's Eve 2000 arrives in the picture postcard Victorian town of Cape May, New Jersey offering romance and excitement to a divorced former teen-age beauty queen Rebecca "Becky" Jewel when she meets hunky local Jack Carter. A few months later as Becky lay dying in her home in the middle of the night a nurse in Philadelphia dreams about a pretty middle-age woman who asks for a favor that sends her searching to deliver a message to a woman she never met.

'Miracle Journey To Heaven" explores Becky Jewel's life through her death, a life scarred by a drunk driver who stole her youth, her health, and her plans yet who walked away without scratch and without consequences as it was before the American Judicial System got tough on drunk drivers. Becky joins that fight and makes a difference in many lives before she meets her untimely mysterious end.

Woven within the fabric of her story is Becky's special gift of "second sight" or psychic ability that emerges when she's a child. These flashes come out of nowhere, often in dreams, warning of ominous events to come, but how car they be trusted? Sadly, they're not trusted until they materialize into the harm they predicted.

By the time Becky's ex-husband cuts the apron strings to his dominating mother, she's in her wedding dress in her casket, looking as radiant as she did on their wedding day.

"Miracle Journey To Heaven" reveals how human lives are interconnected in life and in death, leaving us with the realization expressed by Shakespeare's Hamlet, "There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy'.

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Publicado 27 de noviembre de 2007
ISBN13 9781425778668
Editores Xlibris, Corp.
Páginas 66
Dimensiones 152 × 229 × 4 mm   ·   113 g
Lengua Inglés