Prelude
by Cheryl A. Malakoff, Robert A. Clampett
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Pub Date 26 Mar 2015 | Archive Date 30 Jul 2017
Description
A dispute over a recently unearthed inheritance, worth millions, pits a deceased woman against her elderly living children in a compelling trial that tests the implausible claim of reincarnation’s legitimacy in a court of law.
When psychologist Carol Klein’s previous life is revealed in vivid detail through hypnosis, she begins an arduous quest filled with twists and turns to verify her recent past as the heiress-activist, Iris Middleton Paulson. With the aid of an Asian physician-mystic and her skeptical, politically ambitious attorney-fiancé, this mismatched team builds a fact-by-fact case to prove her claim. A landmark trial sets off a firestorm as riveting testimony from authorities in science, medicine and religion puts our fundamental understanding of life and death at risk—shattering beliefs in a final mortality. The ensuing trial threatens to upend legal, medical and religious institutions worldwide.
More truth than fiction, Prelude is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the purpose of life.
Advance Praise
“Finished it in one sitting flying cross country and gave it to someone who books author events. It is indeed well written and thought provoking yet still a page turner.”
– Laura Nole, Manager, University Book Sore
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781612964973 |
| PRICE | US$19.95 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Margaret H, Reviewer
This was a though provoking and compelling book. Fiction based in truth, it examines many of the ridiculous constraints that now govern medicine, the foremost what is best for the patient may be unconventional, and not particularly popular with the mainstream, but is extremely effective. The reincarnation theme complements what I believe and was presented scientifically(if you care to research) and realistically, The characters were well developed, real, and even when on opposing sides in a courtroom likable. I will definitely read this again and have recommended it to many.
Kimberly F, Media/Journalist
One of the best books I have read this year. Hard to put down once you start reading, highly entertaining and lovely characters profiles.
