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Young Djamila has spent twenty five years wondering how her funeral was going to look like, and now she finally has the chance to do so. She thinks life after death is all sunshine and rainbows - it is, but not for her. Clear skies, diamond walkways, daily golden rain, everlasting sounds of joy, it's everything she ever dreamed of. But what happens when she realises that in order to become an archangel, she has to team up with a human being to find out who killed her?
And in order to know what the unknown was, she had to become what she feared the most - herself.
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Suiihera: OMG, I just finished reading your story, and I really enjoyed it! The world you've created is fascinating. As I was reading, I could easily picture the characters, emotions, and key moments unfolding visually.Have you ever considered adapting it into a visual storytelling format such as a comic, man...
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Allison O'Neill: I’m really hoping this gets updated soon! I hope whatever the author has going on gets better and she is able to reclaim her life
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Sarah: That’s actually really interesting. It sounds like you put a lot of thought into the world before bringing the characters into it. Did you already have the main story in mind while you were building the regions and places, or did the world itself inspire the story as you created it?
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ohoney2004: I enjoyed this novel. I liked the different characters and the story line was interesting as well.
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K.T. Threadweaver: I liked this story. It was an enjoyable read overall.
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Iohannes Gellius: “The world this author created has its own internal logic that never breaks. You trust the rules because they were established with care and the story never cheats them.”
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