Grant Sanders is your pretty average Australian bricklayer but with an incredible thirst for knowledge. An atheist, he doesn't believe in all that religion expounds about heaven and hell, or at least he didn't until his unexpected death. From that moment on, Grant found he had a lot to learn. The lessons and experiences he'd gone through in his former existence were nothing compared to what he would now discover. He thought he had it all worked out, but eventually discovers many things come back to haunt him. His relationship with his father, his problem solving strategies and a secret that he believed he'd buried a long time ago. He discovered that death was definitely not easy! With the help of those in the Afterlife, Grant begins an amazing journey that is to take him through a minefield of obstacles and complications. Even his former loved ones are involved with a life and death battle on Earth. Could Grant help? Would life be changed? These are the questions that may make all the difference. Grant's story is a tale of adventure, learning and turmoil spanning 300 years. If you've ever wondered how an afterlife could exist from a non-theological viewpoint, what its purpose might be, how time works, why only humans, what the future may hold and a myriad of other questions then this is a must read. After all, if you ever believed in the possibility of an Afterlife, what would you do forever?
About the Author: Glenn Bennetts lives in Queensland, Australia and has been a bricklayer for over thirty seven years. As a teenager, Glenn was heavily involved with horses and in that same period had over one hundred and twenty pets in a small backyard in suburbia. He bought his first house when he was twenty. He met his wife, Debbie, in Mount Isa while traveling around Australia. Happily married for twenty five years, they have three children. Debbie and Glenn spent a number of years traveling around Australia and New Zealand before heading over to Europe and the U.S.A. Glenn has been interested in astronomy, cosmology, evolution, philosophy and religious philosophise for all of his adult life. He has also been an avid golfer for the last thirty years. The mechanical and repetitious lifestyle of a bricklayer left Glenn with endless hours to speculate and philosophise on questions such as; what could an Afterlife be like? What would its purpose be if you didn't take a strictly religious view? How could you try to fit it in with a more scientific view? Those questions and many more inspired the writing of this book series.