Debut book offers different perspective on the life beyond.

Canadian writer offers a unique perspective on the afterlife with his debut book entitled "Afterlife".

(PRWEB) August 14, 2004 -- The question of where we go after we die has fascinated and haunted mankind since the dawn of time.

While a number of books, both fictional and purportedly factual, have been written on the subject, only a few offer a description of the life beyond as something more than just floating on a cloud.

In his debut book "Afterlife", author Wojciech Bialkowski, tells the story of Jack Crosse, a young man whose world is shattered, when his wife and daughter die unexpectedly in an accident. He soon learns that their death was never meant to have happened and that now it is up to him to cross over and help them reach paradise.

Written with an "other wordly" point of view, "Afterlife" has received early acclaim from fellow authors.

"Mr. Bialkowski has our hearts breaking for Jack on the loss of his young wife and child and our hopes soaring with the promise of the Afterlife he describes in vivid detail. His beautiful descriptions of "the other side" will move and delight the reader." writes Donna Middlestadt, author of "Little Miss No Name".

Published in the United States through Publish America, "Afterlife" is currently available for order through both the author's and publisher's websites and will soon be available through a wide range of online retailers.