It's a very wonderful read- long, detailed, and incredibly surprising to both readers of this type of writing.

One thing people must understand is when humans collide with none other than the supernatural- be it ghosts, angels, or even the "other side" alias the dead- some people are capable of knowing how to behave with the unexpected while others can't react to it at all and go crazy.

Over the course of three years, I've read Mr. Crane's books, stories and wonderful ideas which have not only given me the opportunity to share his ideas with science fiction, technology as well as his expertise with historical preferences. This book is obviously no exception. To say the least, I look forward in seeing him shine above the legendary of science fiction writers.

-Jerry Stathatos- (New York)

The concept and story are intersting if the reader is into spirituality. Religion related stories however are a dime-a dozen, I know, mine is one of them. The reality behind it all is that most people are unwilling to face the fact that death eventually takes us all. The stupidity of mankind is that they waste their time fighting and killing each other. Keep up the good work David, of attempting to educate people into reality.

Namaste,
Kurt

My inspiration for Angela Necros character comes from many sources. Given who and what she is, it is reasonable to assume that she is a sort of a super hero blessed with extraordinary powers. However, we must realize that Angela is not an angel that saves lives. She is an angel of death.


But she loves life, and therefore comes into conflict with her own purpose.Dutiful and rebllious, she serves God, but she can be a bitch. Why because she can. Angels can be sinners too. But not every angel falls. This is not a review but a little emoptional info dump, because I am in love with Angela and I believe in afterlife, because I almost died when I was a kid. But this is not my story. Angela Necros, take a bow, step forth and be recognized.





David Crane