Providence: the Evermore Trilogy concludes

Copyright © 2003 by Michael Casher. First Edition published on February 3, 2005 by Lulu.com.

Everybody lives forever. But don't tell anyone. -- The third and final chapter of the "Evermore Trilogy" finds Jack and Unim reunited against a world-wide conspiracy to silence the truth about life after death, a plot that has not gone unnoticed by rulers of a dozen "afterlife planets" in the Milky Way Galaxy.

Verona Petrov was once Earth's first ambassador to the planet Zaroz but now she's a brilliant scientist and teacher at Foxboro University in Pennsylvania and she's determined to prove that the dead live on after their first-time experience on Earth. Her belief in afterlife planets has garnered her a prestigious and controversial reputation as well as a hefty grant to conduct her research.

But Dr. Petrov's brilliant reputation also put a price on her head from certain people who feel she's a threat to "business as usual" and a cherished way of life on Earth. When the bullets start flying and the proverbial hits the fan, Jack and Unim are caught in the crossfire.