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At the Stroke of Eternity: One Woman’s Remarkable Near-Death Experience and the Divine Messages Received
306 pages, Paperback
Published November 10, 2023
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November 16, 2023
What I loved about this book is the stories WITHIN the story. Amber did a fabulous job of sectioning the book in to three main parts - her life before December, 23, 2021, her live after, and the last third where she shares answers to questions people always ask her. Her guides help out on this part, which is a lovely way to speak to us all.
Honestly, I was blown away by the beautiful poems at the start of each chapter, Amber showed us yet another area of talent. Each poem really set the tone for what we’d read about next.
What affected me the most was what I consider a ‘Love Story’. The story of Amber, her husband Mike, and her children. December, 23, 2021 was a day everything changed for all of them. I was so moved by the inclusion family members to say how they were affected, and how this had changed them. Also loved the other personal touches like many photos along the way, and the watercolours Amber has done since.
It is an unbelievable story of strength, resilience, and determination from a young woman who is humble, and honest. She has learned to walk the walk, to open up her private life (which she cherishes) in a most inspiring, and profound way
Honestly, I was blown away by the beautiful poems at the start of each chapter, Amber showed us yet another area of talent. Each poem really set the tone for what we’d read about next.
What affected me the most was what I consider a ‘Love Story’. The story of Amber, her husband Mike, and her children. December, 23, 2021 was a day everything changed for all of them. I was so moved by the inclusion family members to say how they were affected, and how this had changed them. Also loved the other personal touches like many photos along the way, and the watercolours Amber has done since.
It is an unbelievable story of strength, resilience, and determination from a young woman who is humble, and honest. She has learned to walk the walk, to open up her private life (which she cherishes) in a most inspiring, and profound way
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