NEAR-DEATH EXPERIENCES: True Stories of going to Heaven : True stories of Near Death Experiences

by Rachel J. Hopkins

This book contains some of the most fascinating, exciting, and moving true stories of people who have had Near-Death Experiences. These people describe Heaven. They describe leaving their bodies and being taken up to Heaven. Their stories are remarkable and from these stories we can get a glimpse of what really happens when we die, of what Heaven is really like, and how each and every person who got taken there, simply can’t wait to go back. They say it felt like home. It felt like where they truly belonged, and the love they received there was like nothing they had ever known; total unconditional love and joy and forgiveness. Have you ever wanted to know what happens when a person has a Near-Death experience? Have you ever wanted to know what happens when you die? Have you ever wanted to know if Heaven really does exist? The stories in this book will answer those questions…. True Stories of Near-Death Experiences.

80 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 15, 2017

Reviews

[Stephen F.]

Don’t Waste Your Time Reading This Book

So poorly written that I could hardly finish reading it. The author didn’t bother editing her own work. I recognized some of these stories from the original authors. It appears she simply took the experiences written by other people, rewrote them in her own words and self published under her own name. Definitely not worth my time reading it. Buyer beware

[Mary T. Gerardy]

Don't Bother

This book is so full of misspelled words, grammatical mistakes, and poor writing that it loses all credibility. The stories themselves aren't complete or particularly interesting. I'm sorry I bought this.

[April]

Fascinating

Fascinating and inspiring. Really helped me open my mind further. Thank you for the stories . . . . .

[Valerie Thompson]

Great collection of true stories

An uplifting and inspiring read, each story providing something that makes it unique. It's a short read but each tale packs a punch.

[Theresa Mathis]

There was no feeling in this book. No beginning or ending to the stories they just stopped.

[John Kazlas]

Good Simple Stories

But needs to be proof read. Lots of typos and misspellings. It was still helpful, because the imperfections did make it seem more genuine.

[dale rys]

Wow

Very interesting to read and if it doesn't knock you off your feet I don't know what will.. I think everyone should read this book..😊