Can a Soul hover after passing on? Can a person be unaware of her own death? Journalist Christine Christian had always been a pragmatist.
Based on Purl\'s BBC Radio drama Milford-Haven U.
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Will he listen? Will he allow his own thinking to exceed the bounds of reality as he\'s always known it? Will he help Chris prove there\'s more to life than What meets the eye? Though the story stands alone, it also extends the Milford-Haven Stories, part of the Milford-Haven Saga, the critically acclaimed, best-selling, multiple-award-winning series.
Or did she? Is it really too late to reverse her decision? Can she at least warn others? Come hell or high water-and it looks like she\'s facing down both-she\'s still determined to finish her story, even if there\'s only one person left who can hear What she has to say-investigator Senior Deputy Delmar Johnson.
She ignored them one time too many.
She always knew it was risky to ignore those pesky "feelings" of her.
Of course, that very quality had also gotten her "the story" time and again, making her an award-winning reporter, a freelancer who\'d managed to write her way into a respected series of television reports acclaimed by her peers and watched by millions of dedicated viewers.
In fact, that\'s What had gotten her into to trouble in the first place.
Not even her own persistent intuitions could compete with her commitment to logic and to empirical proof.
Can a Soul hover after passing on? Can a person be unaware of her own death? Journalist Christine Christian had always been a pragmatist
