In Fear of Heaven

Everyone will die . . . But few refuse to surrender . . . And that's just the start of Jack Dooley's journey. Does the light finally go out and that's it? Jack learns that is simply not true. Jack dies, but when he is brought back to life against his wishes, he is inadvertently made aware that there is much more to this system of life and death than what is eluded to by any religious dogma. Experiencing that there IS something else; what is the else? How does it work? Jack needs to know. Can you take any bit of yourself along with you or must you forfeit your individuality in order to join the universal pure bliss of heaven? As he stumbles along, only to realizing that hell has no horrors that can match those of your own will. Stubborn and wary Jack will not surrender his self. - He will not give up his individuality - And under no circumstances will he accept this bliss of heaven. Not without the fight of his lifetimes.