What If God Were the Sun?

Great book. Gave me some piece of mind after my wife passed.

I love this book. I don't know how many of these I have bought over the years. I had a friend give one to me after I had the loss of a friend. After that I bought these books and gave them to friends and family who suffered losses. I think it is a wonderful book.

A very different read from John, well written and very inspiring, as is all of his books. I am a believer and always have been. This novel will touch your soul.

"What if God Were The Sun", by John Edward. Very light reading. Book is in excellent condition and was a fair price. This was purchased from books_for_less_2009. I received my order in a very few days. I would purchase from this seller again.

I like John Edward and don't mean to be nit-picky here, BUT... the TITLE is INCORRECT ENGLISH! It should be: 'What if God WAS the sun'. God is singular!

I don't like being required to write these with a certain amount of words. That is what makes me not even give a review. It keeps saying there is a problem with my review! ARGH!

The author, a psychic medium, writes a novel about relationships, questions concerning death, and a remembrance of those who have passed to the other side. The story begins when Tim, as far as we can tell, is visiting his dying mother in the hospital. Room 314. During a family gathering for his twin daughters' birthdays, he doesn't want to ruin it by mentioning his mother's approaching demise. But as the relatives gather for family movies, his memories carry him back to when a favorite uncle died, to when as a boy his dog died, and on to the deaths of other beloved members. And how as a boy he dealt with the mystery of death. Later we return to Room 314 and learn the reason for Tim's preoccupation with death and the lessons he hoped to teach his children. I liked the ending, which was a surprise that added depth to the story. This is a gentle story, without violence or rampant sex. What I call a welcome respite from such scenes. Instead, it tugs at the thought processes concerning God and the afterlife, in a reach for understanding. Not sure I would have equated God with the sun, however.

I whole-heartedly recommend this book to anyone who experienced a loss of a loved one. This book helps explain how we are all connected to the after-life and allows us to maintain contact with those we've loved and loss. I recommend this book to anyone who has lossed a pet, or to someone who is having a hard time explaining death to a young child. What if God were the sun, it's such a simple concept. maybe he is!

I really enjoyed it. ( and I am not a great reader ) . it has a positive message to deliver. he is a very well spoken author. seems like some readers and authors just connect, and some don't .

excellent cant fault it great read and book was in excellent condittion and if you want a light read then this the book for you

so far not read book but is as described quick delivery ...

Predictable story line. Not one of his best works