The Afterlife Decision (ch. 1) by Michael Smith

     I met this author on Twitter.  We followed one another and then he sent me  a link to his book, The Afterlife Decision   The author is Michael Smith, not to be confused with Michael W. Smith, and he lives where?  In LONDON!  Talk about so awesome!

     What a story it is too! The story's about Stephen, aman who's just been given approval on his parole release.  He's anxious, but what gets him is that he's taken to a room, four days before he's to go home.  In the room is a long table with a man dressed in a black suit and a woman in a white suit.  It runs from there.

     The concept provokes seriousness and really makes you wonder what Stephen will choose, but it also makes you think.  Whether you're Christian or not, the offer gets to you.  It's real- we all make choices, everyday.  We never this of the true outcome or how long we have to enjoy it though.  This book makes you think about it.

     And the cliffhanger? Priceless.      The only issue is that it needs a bit of work.  The editing is off.  A lot.  Though it doesn't take from the story, it's there and very obvious.  Hit this baby with ah editing crew and it's 100% amazing!
  
     Check out The Afterlife Decision, available on Amazon.com.  http://tinyurl.com/qgbtz32