Windows into Hell

Besides, that would be the easy way out. Butler, Sarah E. Yes, there is a way out. Or so we've come to believe. Full list of authors includes D. Peck.. In order to accommodate our unique shortcomings, a myriad of custom fitted Hells wait with open arms to teach us. All you have to do is learn one simple lesson. Featuring best-selling and award winning authors, these stories delve into humanity's greatest fears - death and the fate of our immortal souls. For most of us, the afterlife begins in an office where an overworked and under-appreciated demon decides our long term fate. J. That shouldn't be too hard, right? Windows into Hell explores what awaits a few people when

"Thought-Provoking Religious Horror" according to Jay B. An anthology of tales from the afterlife. It's hell (even if it resembles the heaven the characters envisioned during their lifetime), and it's not pretty. These stories of bespoke hells (or purgatories) are not feel-good stories, although they are usually not without hope. These hells are not eternal but that fact may be academic for a character who has been confined there for a thousand lifetimes. That's not to say the stories aren't enjoyable just don't expect happy endings. However, the stories are well-written and thought pr. Seth T. said A hell of a read. This was a good follow up to a short stay in hell. My only frustration, as with the first book, is any lack of resolution these stories offer. I especially had high hopes that Peck's short would be a sequel to the original book. Each story was good, and many were moving.. "AMAZING-AMAZING-AMAZING" according to aprilk. amazing stories and i read the book so fast i enjoyed it like i hadnt enjoyed a book in a long time