"Right at the start, when Jody is a little girl, and her dear dog Kisher dies. Right then you know that this book is going to be different, unlike anything you have ever read. There is a spiritual dimension to this book that will stun you. And even better, as Jody says in the beginning, the spiritual awakenings that she experienced on her journey out of hell are available to all of us. This book can be a wake-up call to that possibility."--Page vii.
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