There Is No Death

Sarah Williams has spent a year of her nursing career watching patients die alone. It is 2020, and the hospital doors are closed to families who cannot be there for the people they love most. When Samuel Douglas passes in the middle of the night with only her gloved hand to hold, Sarah carries the belief that he died without anyone by his side. That belief follows her home every night after her shift ends.Then Henry Peterson arrives. A thirty-one-year-old lineman electrocuted on the job, he is clinically dead for nine minutes before doctors bring him back. What he describes when he wakes changes everything Sarah thought she understood about dying alone. A marble room. A campus of gardens and halls beyond anything he can fully explain. A place where grief cannot follow, where work is done for joy instead of wages, and where every soul has already been matched to the one meant for it, long before either one was born.As Henry walks Sarah and the hospital staff through what he saw, one truth emerges that neither science nor skepticism can fully explain away. Nobody, anywhere, ever truly dies alone.There Is No Death: No One Dies Alone is an inspirational novella about grief, faith, and the quiet conviction that something larger than us is always waiting on the other side. Readers who found comfort in stories of near-death experience and the afterlife will find a gentle, moving companion in this one.