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The Point of Me

Beyond Veils, Book 1

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"...with a husky whisper, he half spoke to himself, the terrible question his heart held, 'But what will have been the point of me, Lyra?'"

What is the point of life? Especially a tragically short life?

James believes he is pointless. But he will discover his truth - what an opportunity for love he is. He will embrace the divine and release the deepest treasures of his soul, and help his family unlock their own.

James is a young man with a terminal illness and a family that is falling apart because of it. Apart from trying to deal with his own mortality, James also has to cope with a father who is running away from reality by withdrawing from his son, a mother who is constantly fearful, and a sister who sees more than she should.

When James meets Marcham, a mystical beast who takes him on a series of powerful spiritual journeys, James begins to understand the meaning of life, death, and family.

Once you’ve accepted your death, what is there left to fear?

A magically eloquent story that will open hearts to the power of love and forgiveness.

This is the first book in the Beyond Veils series.

©2017 Rachel Davidson (P)2019 Rachel Davidson Heartfelt
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I absolutely loved it! This book caught my attention from the very beginning and held it throughout the entire book. The narration was outstanding and gave the story that extra flair! The narration was outstanding and kept me entertained! The author did an amazing job with the character builds and plot! I already read the second book and can't wait to read the third book in this series! I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

AMAZING READ!

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Honestly, I almost put this book down before giving it a chance. After the first chapter or so, I remember thinking, "Eww, this seems like it's going to be really sad and, "A sick kid? Ughhh..." But by the end, I loved it. Yes, It was kind of sad. But It was also a really cool story about a kid trying to make peace with his illness and his upcoming death. I know... sounds awful. But it was great. I also didn't really care for the narrator at first but even he grew on me. Overall, this was a great book. It is something that I would give my kids to read. And I would love to read more from Rachel Davidson. I bet the next book is going to be even better. It seems like it's focused more on his sister. And she was my favorite character in the book. So I definitely think it's going to be a great one!

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