Have you ever wondered if there really is a life after death? And if there is - what is it like? Is there a heaven? If so, where is it? All of these questions and many more you never thought of get a close look in Dimensions, a beautiful, touching story that will make you cry as often as it makes you laugh. Come along with wise-cracking disbeliever Johnny Rogers on the greatest adventure of his life experience - his abrupt, unexpected return to the life between Earth lives. Follow Johnny's bumbling misadventures through the Second dimension while he refuses to believe that he is "dead." Enjoy his efforts to cope face to face with things, people and places he never believed in. Share his poignant reunions with forgotten friends and his sorrowful separation from his eternal astral love after he finally achieves spiritual recall and is elevated to the Fourth dimension. Laugh at his comic adventures when lessons take him back to the Earth dimension and to other areas of the astral world. Meet some of the personalities inhabiting Johnny's corner of the Universe - Jacob, his sorely tried teacher; Paula, his loving essence twin; Michael Angelo, his great artist friend; Alphonso, who drops I the Seventh dimension whenever Johnny is in a quandary; Ariella, beautiful and ancient leader of the Council of Wise Ones; the God child, who inspires him to greatness; the Harbinger, who dares him to follow in his footsteps; Casala and Alon, the healing Masters who help him prepare for his greatest challenge; the prophet Ezekiel who motivates him to duty; and the Nazarene, who compels him to glory. You might not believe Dimensions, but you will never forget it.
Bev Hanson began her career in Atlanta, Georgia in 1970 as a photo-journalist for a then-popular area magazine where she rose to an editorial position. From the magazine, she went into public relations and marketing. She was an 18-year veteran of Atlanta's marketing wars and video production when she moved to Florida. There, she established an advertising agency and spent eight years as its president and creative director.
Hanson then founded an upscale. regional, monthly magazine which she published and edited and to which she contributed a monthly column and occasional articles over the next eight years. After the magazine shut down in the summer of 2001, she turned to the thing she had always wanted to do, writing books.
"I'll never retire," she says. "I'm having way too much fun playing with my MAC and enjoying at last the luxury of writing what I want to write."
DIMENSIONS is her first published novel.
