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Highlights
- Former political and war correspondent, Karen Frances McCarthy, was on assignment when she received the news that her partner had suddenly died in New York.
- Author(s): Karen Frances McCarthy
- 220 Pages
- Biography + Autobiography, Personal Memoirs
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About the Book
"Till Death Don't Us Part" is a true, down-to-earth, but transformational story of one woman's extraordinary journey through tragedy to awakening to the knowledge that love and life never dies.Book Synopsis
Former political and war correspondent, Karen Frances McCarthy, was on assignment when she received the news that her partner had suddenly died in New York. Skeptical by nature and numbed by the tragedy, she spiraled into a deep state of grief about never communicating with him again ... until he actually did."
Till Death Don't Us Part is a true, down-to-earth, but transformational story of one woman's extraordinary journey through tragedy to awakening to the knowledge that love and life never dies.
Review Quotes
"The shock of loss and the madness of grief are vividly expressed in writing that is full of light and darkness, sadness, and despair. A gripping modern love story that transcends all boundaries."
Juanita Wilson Academy Award(R) Nominee
"Her experiences made me believe in things I never thought I could believe in."
Alexandra Lipsitz, Peabody Award Winner
"A news reporter and former diehard skeptic, McCarthy gives us an entertaining, impeccably researched, and brilliantly written page-turner about continuing love after life, that will move, amaze, and provide deep comfort with its glorious, inspiring, and deafening ring of truth."
Jennifer Belle, bestselling author, Going Down and High Maintenance.
"A fascinating transformational journey that challenges all our assumptions about death."
Susan Shapiro, New York Times bestselling author of Unhooked and Byline Bible
"This is a book we can wholeheartedly recommend to the newly-bereaved as well as to the seasoned afterlife researcher. It is guaranteed to make you see so many things in new ways."
Victor and Wendy Zammit, co-authors of A Lawyer Presents the Evidence for the Afterlife