READ THIS AMAZING 5 STAR REVIEW for “The Barrier, The Books of James C. Patch” by Gary D. Henry

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There have been many books and movies based on the author’s imagination of the afterlife, but you won’t find one like this. Jim Patch knows all about the afterlife and how to cross the barrier into Utopia, however, the barrier is determined to keep Jim and his family from reaching it. There are many tragedies in Jim’s life and it makes you wonder how could this man go on for as long as he does. He endures all this heartache to write his book about the Barrier and the afterlife because he feels his knowledge will change the world. However, he is unable to accomplish this during his short lifetime and must wait until a like-minded writer comes along who can continue his life’s work. Jacob is such writer and in his attempt to conquer writer’s block, he rents Jim’s old family home in Vermont. It is there that Jim communicates to Jacob and begins showing him what to write. Jacob also endures many evils from the Barrier in this house, as well as his 2 assistants who come to stay with him. Yet Jacob does not leave because he has come to realize how important his mission is. Jacob also realizes that he has the same ability to separate his spirit from his body and cross the barrier. Each trip beyond the barrier comes at a price however, he must lose a memory. Jim has risked this for years and is afraid if he continues to pass through, he will lose all memory of his family. Jim risked his memories once again though when he teaches Jacob how to go back into the past and see what happened to his family. It is then that Jacob discovers a secret that will rock his world. There are many twists and surprises in the book, as well as moments that are quite scary. However, there are also moments of pure happiness and good, almost too good to be trusted. This is an extremely unique story that will really make you think. I’m looking forward to reading the next installment!

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