Redemption Post Mortem
Have you ever wondered whether the conventional picture of afterlife is accurate? Are there horned demons slow roasting sinners in hell and cute little angels with wings playing harp for the righteous? If this doesn’t happen in this life, why should it happen in the afterlife? You want to know the real afterlife, read Redemption Post Mortem. And, if you don’t trust my word, here is what Kirkus and Foreword Clarion thought about this book.
As they fall in love during a dangerous trek across the Hindu Kush, the hero faces a moral crisis, briefly betraying Nora to obtain a relic before ultimately rescuing her. Upon finding the book, a massive twist reveals that Nora is possessed by the ancient entity Naama, acting as a pawn for the demon Asmodai, who plans to use the book to launch a rebellion against Heaven.
In the climax, the hero performs a suicidal sacrifice, detonating himself to neutralize the demonic threat. Impressed by his self-sacrifice and free will, the Creator offers him a choice between Paradise and remaining in the Pilot Program. The hero chooses to stay, hoping to one day recover Nora’s true soul and reunite with his love.
In this supernatural noir thriller, a recently deceased soul escapes Oblivion by joining a divine "Pilot Program" under the angel Azazel, serving as a heavenly hitman tasked with hunting occultists. After saving a girl named Nora from a ritual in Colorado, the hero embarks on a global search for the "Book of Remedies," an ancient text that holds the key to the balance between Heaven and Hell. Along the way, he reunites with Nora in Afghanistan and navigates a web of betrayal, only to discover that she is possessed by the entity Naamah—part of a grand conspiracy by the demon Asmodeus to use the book's secrets to launch a rebellion against the Heavenly Chancellery. In a final act of self-sacrifice, the hero uses celestial tranquilizers to destroy his physical form and neutralize the demonic threat, a feat that leads to a personal audience with the Creator. Ultimately choosing duty over Paradise, the hero remains in the divine program, driven by the hope of one day reclaiming Nora’s lost soul from the Underworld.
In this supernatural noir thriller, a recently deceased soul escapes Oblivion by joining a divine "Pilot Program" under the angel Azazel, serving as a heavenly hitman tasked with hunting occultists. After saving a girl named Nora from a ritual in Colorado, the hero embarks on a global search for the "Book of Remedies," an ancient text that holds the key to the balance between Heaven and Hell. Along the way, he reunites with Nora in Afghanistan and navigates a web of betrayal, only to discover that she is possessed by the entity Naamah—part of a grand conspiracy by the demon Asmodeus to use the book's secrets to launch a rebellion against the Heavenly Chancellery. In a final act of self-sacrifice, the hero uses celestial tranquilizers to destroy his physical form and neutralize the demonic threat, a feat that leads to a personal audience with the Creator. Ultimately choosing duty over Paradise, the hero remains in the divine program, driven by the hope of one day reclaiming Nora’s lost soul from the Underworld.
In this supernatural noir thriller, a recently deceased soul escapes Oblivion by joining a divine "Pilot Program" under the angel Azazel, serving as a heavenly hitman tasked with hunting occultists. After saving a girl named Nora from a ritual in Colorado, the hero embarks on a global search for the "Book of Remedies," an ancient text that holds the key to the balance between Heaven and Hell. Along the way, he reunites with Nora in Afghanistan and navigates a web of betrayal, only to discover that she is possessed by the entity Naamah—part of a grand conspiracy by the demon Asmodeus to use the book's secrets to launch a rebellion against the Heavenly Chancellery. In a final act of self-sacrifice, the hero uses celestial tranquilizers to destroy his physical form and neutralize the demonic threat, a feat that leads to a personal audience with the Creator. Ultimately choosing duty over Paradise, the hero remains in the divine program, driven by the hope of one day reclaiming Nora’s lost soul from the Underworld.
