Publisher's Synopsis
"Death could not kill love, and so through the bridge that was love, we would always be together..."Grief. It can be overwhelming in its strength over us. It can be one of the hardest things to overcome. But sometimes, if we allow the healing touch of an angel to step in and help us, we may suddenly find that we have everything we need to heal. That is the very lesson that the man at the center of this story comes to find. Stricken by grief at the death of his brother a couple of months prior, he takes to regularly walking Central Park in his hometown of NYC, seeking the healing touch of nature to find peace again. On one such walk, he happens to connect with a kind old man who comes to tell him just what he needs to know to have the power to heal... He teaches about the journeys of the soul through life and death and back to Heaven again. He teaches about the way that those who pass on from this world do not really leave forever, when the bonds of love stand as a bridge to keep us connected. He teaches with stories told uniquely from the perspective of souls in Heaven. And it is through this eye-opening, uplifting and healing tale that Charlie Siegel, the author of this short novel, hopes that anyone going through grief can find peace. Designed to be a resource during times of loss or hardship, Charlie's first novel is here to help. It is just a short read at about 90 minutes reading time, easy to gain the messages from quickly. Raised in a spiritual lifestyle with generations of family members spending lifetimes focused on studies of spirituality, Charlie wishes to pass on the lessons he has been given in order to help others. This book is designed to give you the keys to heal your heart, and find peace in the face of loss. With elements of spiritualism and a big bunch of tried-and-true hope, this book can bring us all to a place of peaceful contemplation. If we quiet our minds and let the angels be heard, perhaps we will come to find that our grief is really a passageway to a place of healing. Our loved ones are there, with us in spirit.
