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Sometimes when you;re taking photos, you feel like you've caught a piece of heaven shining down on your subject- so this books seems right for today!
Synopsis:
You don’t wake up expecting to die.
Katie is thirty-four, single, and used to work in advertising, She’s also dead. A lost soul hitching rides with the dying trying to find… wherever she’s supposed to be.
And whoever she’s supposed to be with.
If Heaven has a thousand rooms, what will it take to find hers?
Review:
I'm not sure quite what I was expecting, but I wasn't expecting such a laugh out loud, "oops I snorted!", funny type of book, mixed with such warmth and love, that you almost don't want to leave it's confines! Jones takes the idea that we all have of heaven, with its fluffy wings and golden gates, and turn it on it's edge, providing us instead with an idea of Heaven being temporary and blending reincarnation into the theme. Certainly we all wish we could come back and 'do over' some things in our lives, and reunite with out soul mate, and Jones gives us a story, where that just might be possible. It's a light read, and perfect for reading in spurts while waiting on the kids at practice (just watch the coffee sipping, you might snort it on your fellow moms, LOL)!
About the Author:
Helen Jones was born in the UK, then lived in both Canada and Australia before returning to England several years ago. She has worked as a freelance writer for the past ten years, runs her own blog and has contributed guest posts to others, including the Bloomsbury Writers & Artists site.
When she's not writing, she likes to walk, paint and study karate. She loves the idea of finding magic in ordinary places; as a child she and her grandmother used to visit the woods on Midsummer's eve to look for fairies - whether they found any or not, is a story for another time.
She now lives in Hertfordshire with her husband and daughter, and spends her days writing, cleaning, thinking, and counting cats on the way to school.
When she's not writing, she likes to walk, paint and study karate. She loves the idea of finding magic in ordinary places; as a child she and her grandmother used to visit the woods on Midsummer's eve to look for fairies - whether they found any or not, is a story for another time.
She now lives in Hertfordshire with her husband and daughter, and spends her days writing, cleaning, thinking, and counting cats on the way to school.
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