I Hated Heaven

by Kenny Kemp

As Tom Waring nears an untimely death, his agnostic wife April makes him promise that if there really is a God, he'll come back from the dead and tell her. But in heaven, when Tom asks to return to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1892442108
• ISBN13: 9781892442109
• Release Date: September 1998
• Publisher: Alta Films Press
• Length: 288 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

loved this book, makes you laugh,cry,and think

this book was great makes you stop and think. It made me laugh and cry. could not put it down,had to finish it fast reread it again afterwards.

Well written humorous insightful look at life's mysteries.

This book is an excellent read. The characters are well developed and believeable. The author's look at heaven vs. the norm is interesting and humorous. Lots of great imagery and imagination involved. Can't wait for a sequel!

A well written twist on the traditional concept of heaven.

Once I started reading "I Hated Heaven" I could not put it down. The title alone draws a curious interest in the book. I am an agnostic who found the book entirely enjoyable, and am looking forward to the sequel. Kemp's humorous look at "heaven" and the "afterlife", makes an otherwise religious storyline interesting for all readers regardless of their beliefs. The plot keeps you reading, and the ending will surprise you.

Is This Really Heaven?

This book paints a picture of heaven that is truly inventive. Kemp shows he can get the creative juices flowing as one begins to believe that heaven might not be what they expect. Read this book all the way through, the ending will suirprise and amaze you. It's a perspective on life after death that is creative and fun. It is an inspiring and inventive novel.

A fascinating, insightful vision of life after death.

In a world where there is so much convuluted gibberish about death, it is refreshing to read something which offers a little clarity. I loved this book. The author paints a beautiful story of love that is stronger than death and along the way presents some profound ideas about the nature of our existence. The people who created "What Dreams May Come" should read this book to get a clue.