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Overview
Time is of the essence...
A young book editor stumbles from the site of a chemical attack in a London subway, accepts a woman's offer of help, and then vanishes... A group of boys in upstate New York goes sledding. One never comes home... A military convoy approaches a lone figure on a dusty road in southern Iraq. The woman is Army Chaplain Jamie Richards - and it seems she's been gone a lifetime.
After two years in Eden, Jamie has chosen to return to the "terris" world as a duel citizen. But she soon discovers that seemingly random kidnappings are fatefully and tragically connected. The victims, all descendants of Eden, have the one thing people outside of paradise want - a way to live forever.
Editorials
Jill Smith
"Army chaplain Jaime Richards once again balances faith withaction-oriented purpose in this sequel to Chasing Eden, which picks up
three years after the previous title left of... the authors keep the
pressure on and the events racing. They do nail-biting extremely
well!"
Harriet Klausner
"This exciting sequel packs plenty of global action...the storyline isfast-paced while the heroine is a likeable protagonist who struggles with
the questions of her faith when she returns to the mortal realm of pain
and suffering while immortality is a Garden away. Linnéa and Sherer
provide a deep, thought-provoking thriller."
Mostly Mystery Book Reviews
"Having not read Chasing Eden, I was concerned about 'catching up';however, Beyond Eden is a stand-alone book...I found the writing drawing
me into the multiple worlds. The authors have written not just of Eden and
the outside world but also of the scientific experimental community...To
write such that the reader connects with the characters and feels she is
right there with them feeling woozy or chewing gum, means you have done a
superb job!... I give it a 5 [out of 5]!