The Angels of 9/11

by Caitlin Walsh

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Summary

"MAKE SURE EVERYBODY YOU LOVE
KNOWS YOU LOVE THEM
JUST IN CASE YOU DON'T HAVE TIME
TO TELL THEM BEFORE YOU
OR THEY DIE."

When Jonathan collapses and dies he feels more alive than he did before and soon realises that death is not what it seems but merely a transition into another dimension.

He learns to be a spirit guide helping his son, Matt, live and die through one of the world's worst disasters – the destruction of the World Trade Center.

Arming his son with a copy of The Earth Guide Book – the manual for spirit guides – Jonathan works alongside Matt to unravel the universal questions of life and death.

A combination of fact and creative fictionalisation, full of inspirational teachings, The Angels of 9/11 is the antidote to terrorism.

This book will not leave you with feelings of death and destruction but with feelings of love, trust, hope, redemption and a deeper understanding of life and death.

"Life is not a dress rehearsal. You may get to live other lives but you only get to live this life once." Readers Comments

“An absolute page turner.”

“I wouldn’t ordinarily read this type of book but once I started I couldn’t stop.”

“I can see this book changing people’s lives. It has really made me think about what is important in my life. I think the messages in The Angels of 9/11 will stay with me forever.”

“I just couldn’t put it down.”

“It says in The Angels of 9/11 to live your life in a state of completion. This is a great principle by which to live your life. Caitlin’s work is totally inspirational.”

“I was so moved by the messages of hope and love that I cried more than I had in a long, long time.”

“Caitlin has tackled difficult subjects with sensitivity, humour and insight in a book that has transformed the way I see the world and my life. It is truly amazing.”

“I can see why this book is the antidote to terrorism. It will have the effect of neutralising the fear that was created by the events of 9/11. It’s like a breath of fresh air.”

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