Do we really see everything that is visible, hear all that is spoken,
or understand the intended message? Do we even know who
is communicating? How often does rigid, formal learning limit
our ability to perceive the mystery of our destiny?
Explore the world beyond through a series of inspirational stories involving deceased relatives and otherworldly entities. These unique accounts unveil the likelihood that the other side will lend a guiding hand as we meander through our earthly existence.
Proceed with confidence and gratitude. Ordinary events often unveil pathways to enlightenment. Wisdom of the ages is within your grasp.
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About the Author
Tom Eberhard resides in Rochester, MNwith his family and has been semi-retired for several years. From a spiritual perspective, certain events in his life form an unusual pattern. Being close to nature while growing up on a farm has sharpened his awareness of signs, symbols and phenomena that facilitate communication with the world beyond. These other-world communications often reveal themselves through common occurrences in the natural world. The author believes it is through the sharing of his personal experiences that others are enabled to prosper by gaining insights into their own spiritual destinies.
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As a teenage Mennonite girl, Amanda lives with her close-knit family in south central Pennsylvania. Life revolves around hard work, faith, and commitment to the family. She doesn’t question the daily routine; it’s the only life she’s known. Her father talks about buying a farm out west with a lot of land in one block. Not only will the family farm there together, but the parents hope to begin a new Mennonite community. To a fifteen-year-old girl, this move begins as an exciting adventure.
Quiet college sophomore Emma Roberts remembers her mother’s sage advice: “don’t sleep around, don’t burp in public, and don’t tell anyone you see ghosts”. But when cute Mike Carlson drowns in the campus river under her watch, Emma’s sheltered life shatters.
Keira Maddock has never considered herself a lady. In fact, she often acts in ways that would be considered downright un-ladylike. A hired killer and thief whose only goal is to provide the necessities of life for herself and her sister, she has learned to be brutally effective in her trade, with skills as sharp as the weapons she prefers. And when the head of a huge, shadowy corporation hires her to remove a powerful and wealthy opponent, Keira is happy to oblige. Until she meets him... Scott Maddock is a hardened Terenian soldier-for-life. His job, to uphold the motto of the realm: "Reliance on Citizens Makes Us Great!" Soldiers work for the Gov, and the Gov is run by heads of corporations. But where do Scott's loyalties really lie? Only he and his best friend know for sure. April Maddock is trying to make it on her own and has taken a job with a wealthy family. She has chosen not to fight the system like Keira, nor to fight for the Gov like Scott. Unlike her siblings, she recognizes the good in everyone. Even so, outside appearances can be deceiving. April knows that better than most. Infested with greed and divided by power, the realm of Terene bears remarkable resemblance to our own society. But opposite despair, there is always hope. Whereas Keira Maddock brings destruction, Guy Bensen brings promise. Wealthy and powerful, yet thoughtful and caring, he is an anomaly who throws her completely off guard. When she learns of his connections to Scott and April, Keira knows she has made the right decision in not only sparing his life but in joining his cause. In book one of the Reliance on Citizens trilogy, S. L. Wallace introduces a world divided in which not everyone is who he seems to be. In a seamless blend of action, sci-fi, romance and political suspense, we are encouraged to consider the bonds that makes us human.
