Bøger af Glenn Bennetts

The Afterlife Journey is a six book series that follows the life and death adventures of Grant Sanders from present day to 3 billion years in the future. The books create an exciting and adventurous experience whilst attempting to explain what life may be like after death from a non-theological viewpoint. After all, if you believe in the possibility of immortality in an afterlife, what would you do forever? Izulu, the second book of the series, continues Grant's Afterlife Journey and spans two thousand years. The story begins with Grant being reborn on an alien planet as one of the planet's life forms. After more than two hundred years in the Afterlife, this is the next stage of his Afterlife transitions. Grant is unrecognisable in his new form and initially has no memory of his former life or his Afterlife experiences. For the first one hundred and fifty years of his new life, he is raised by gigantic native birds. An attack from a rival species of birds forces him to leave his nest early, along with a small group of similar fledglings. Migrating across the planet in search of their biological parents, numerous disasters befall them before they finally reach their destination. In between ordeals, Grant falls in love, but faces an enormous dilemma on encountering civilisation when he comes face to face with his former wife from Earth and has to make a choice. Will he stay with his new love or return to the woman he'd been married to for nearly forty years? While grappling with this dilemma, Earth is facing its own ordeals; an attack from unknown entities. Grant, along with many others, must return to Earth to fight this invasion. The War of the Angels is a fight to the bitter end which Grant and his colleagues must win.

The Afterlife Journey is a six book series that follows the life and death adventures of Grant Sanders from present day to 500 million years in the future. The books create an exciting and adventurous experience whilst attempting to explain what life may be like after death from a non-theological viewpoint. After all, if you believe in the possibility of immortality in an afterlife, what would you do forever? Kra's Code, the third book of the series begins with a quest of gigantic proportions. In the year 4512 AD the Earth faces certain destruction from an avalanche of huge meteors after the planetoid, Eris, and the giant asteroid, Ceres, collide. Reece Taylor is the only person capable of saving humankind. To do this he has just seven months to do the impossible; to find the Ark of the Covenant. Kra's code will send him on an incredible journey of discovery as he re-traces Moses' Exodus from Egypt to Saudi Arabia. Through trial and tribulations Reece finally uncovers a startling secret and just when he thought his journey was nearing its end he realised it was just beginning.

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?