AfterLife

AfterLife

E. Vince

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E. Vince Press
Año de edición:
2024
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Estudios literarios: obras de teatro y dramaturgos
ISBN:
9798989543021
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Over-all.AfterLife lays out the difficulty we face in the coexistence of both a good God and evil. The book explores the problem in storylines on Earth and in Paradise. An angel is the main character who travels between Paradise and Earth to witness the various storylines play out. AfterLife is a series of three books.Book 1, There Will Be Trouble. In E. Vince’s narrative, trouble is not a malevolent force but a catalyst for growth-an incubator where the essence of the soul is refined. Characters, diverse as the cosmos itself, grapple with earthly tribulations, while celestial beings navigate the delicate balance between duty and compassion. The result is a cosmic symphony that transcends the mundane, painting a portrait of an everlasting journey.The subtitle, 'There Will Be Trouble,' serves as both a harbinger and an invitation. Trouble challenges characters to confront their deepest fears, question beliefs, and ultimately transcend the limitations of existence. As you turn the pages, be prepared to encounter uncertainty and revelation, where the boundaries between the known and unknown blur.Philosophy and creativity converge in this literary pilgrimage, guiding readers through a labyrinth of metaphysical inquiry. E. Vince’s narrative prowess turns the afterlife into a stage, with characters as players in a cosmic drama exploring fundamental questions of purpose, redemption, and the interconnectedness of all souls. 

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