Visiting Heaven

Name: Visiting Heaven
Price: $15.99 USD
Author: Rebekah Wagner
ISBN: 9781984559050

by Rebekah Wagner

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$15.99

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Book Details

Language : English

Publication Date : 11/15/2018

Format : Softcover

Dimensions : 6x9

Page Count : 58

ISBN : 9781984559050

Format : E-Book

Dimensions : N/A

Page Count : 58

ISBN : 9781984559043

About the Book

After losing her grandmother who was also her best friend, Tori distances herself from everyone she knows and falls into a deep, dark place—losing control of her life with no idea on how to get it back on track. With the gift of being able to visit heaven and the guidance of her nanny, she is able to get back on track with her life and even find love.

About the Author

Rebekah was born and raised in Thomasville, North Carolina, where she currently resides with her husband and daughter. She graduated from East Davidson High School in 2012 and attended two semesters at a local community college, which she later quit to pursue her passion for writing. She published her first book that she started her junior year in High School in 2014 and has since published three other books.

Customer Reviews

Awesome job

Belinda Rife
This book is wonderful. Any book that holds my attention to read in one sitting could not put it done. Like the special touches like the type of NC wine. You could feel the love in every word.

Sharon Clodfelter
It's always hard losing someone we love. In this book, Wagner provides a narrative of the mourning process... Of letting go and then letting in. Of losing and then rebuilding. I recommend this novel to people who've lost someone and are looking for a book to share that journey with them. A short and deep read.

Dee
..I did, but instead of being inspirational or deep, it reads like a piece of badly-edited vanity fiction. The prose is speedy, with words crashing into each other amid a forest of comma splices and dangling isolated quote attributions. I felt absolutely nothing for Tori, her Nanny, Eric, or the "surprise" at the end. This wasn't because they weren't lovable, but because the story was written so that I never got to know any of them. If this is "your" story, Ms. Wagner, give it the attention it deserves. Hire an editor. Learn how to format quotations. Study the difference between a possessive and a plural "s". I have no issues with short novels. "The Old Man and the Sea" was just short of 27,000 words and is revered as a masterpiece. I have no issue with the idea of Heaven or of supernatural visitations. "Heaven is for Real" had me bawling like a baby. The main problem I had with this book is that it felt as if the author woke up one day, decided to write a short novel and had it published that evening. I love to reread a good book. I wouldn't touch this one again if William Shakespeare approached me with a new copy written in his own hand and assured me he'd fixed it. No thank you.

Ann
Colorful and sincere. The author speaks from her heart. A very valuable book walking you through grief. If you have lost anyone or not it is a moving and emotional book.

Michael L.F. Slavin
Overall, the story was an emotional roller coaster. Moments of sadness, optimism and of joy. If anyone needs help coping with a loss, I believe this can certainly help them cope with it. The story kept me engaged throughout and always kept me guessing, just what would be of the love affair. The story ended in on a very positive note. Overall it was an enjoyable read.

Jerrod F.
Visiting Heaven is a heartfelt story about a woman named Victoria aka Tori who loses her nanny, the closest person in the world to her and the person that she loved the best. She is devastated but just when she is about to do something drastic, she finds a doorway that leads her into Heaven. And there is her nanny. This is a feel-good story, the dream that almost all of us who have lost somebody dear to us have had at some point: the intense desire to reconnect with them in that beautiful forever place. Suddenly, after her visit to Heaven, and with the knowledge that she could go back until she didn't need it anymore, Tori's life turns around for the better. But get out the Kleenex — there are still some tear-jerking scenes.

Sigrid Macdonald
Helpful and easy to read

DianeMoatAuthor
Awesome Job, very well written

Buzz
There is so much to love about this book, it’s hard to know where to begin. While reading this book, it reminded me a lot to my daddy. He was my best friend, my biological father and my wine buddy. From the other side, Rebekah’s grandmother was her best friend, her grandmother and her nanny. But like my father, her grandmother is gone. And now we have to face reality. So this book, ‘Visiting Heaven’ made me realise how life is so powerful. All in all, ‘Visiting Heaven’ book is a feel-good story, the dream that almost all of us who have lost somebody dear to us have had at some point: the intense desire to reconnect with them in that beautiful forever place. The story’s plot is about Tori – a little girl who lost her grandmother who was also her best friend. Tori starts distances herself from everyone she knows and falls into a deep, dark place – losing control of her life with no idea on how to get it back on track. With the gift of being able to visit heaven and the guidance of her nanny, she is able to get back on track with her life and even find love. Visiting Heaven was originally meant to just be a dedication to the author’s – Rebekah Wagner late grandmother whom she called Nanny. Like in the book, her relationship with Tori was how her nanny’s relationship and herself actually were. Rebekah published it for the world because after finishing it and looking over it – something told her that she should release it, and that it could help others. In the book after Tori’s nanny passes away everything in her life crumbles in her life and she loses complete control because she has a hard time coming to reality about the fact that her best friend is gone. Well she gets the gift of three visits to heaven to seek guidance from her nanny one last time and with that guidance she is able to get her life back and even find love. ‘Visiting Heaven’ book has a total of 58 pages, written in English language and its publication date was 15 November, 2018. I surely recommend ‘Visiting Heaven’ book. I also loved the book cover as it puts you in the picture right away. Author Rebekah Wagner knows what she’s writing as she writes to provide value, something that would give the reader a feeling of fulfillment or satisfaction. I recommend this book to persons who’ve lost someone and are looking for a book to share that journey with them.

Ramona Portelli
In “Visiting Heaven,” author Rebekah Wagner provides a very inspirational, heart-warming, and tear-jerking story about an individual, Tori, who loses her grandmother and begins to unravel. However, thanks to a “gift” and some timely guidance, this Tori begins to live again, and even enjoy some of the greater things that life has to offer. In this book, Wagner does an excellent job from the very beginning of developing characters as I instantly garnered an affection for the protagonist that carried all the way through the end of the book. It was done so well that I actually found myself rooting for Tori on several occasions. In summary, this is very creative and I can see how it also can assist others going through the loss of a loved one. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It was very easy to read and I highly recommend it!

BR
This was a very good book. I couldn't stop reading it. It kept your attention, and had a very good story behind it. I hope there going to be a series.

Anita Brown

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