The Guardian – A Virtual Short Story

Description

What happens when you’re responsible for ushering souls to the afterlife?

Shannon, the new Guardian of Souls, is about to find out. Discover the dark and the light in this short story about a reaper torn between the living and the dead.

For a year, recently deceased Shannon Barnard must take up the mantle as Guardian of Souls before moving onto his afterlife. He must direct the spirits who pass through his lonely cemetery through a divide in the wood… Only he is dying to know which way in the wood he might take when his grim residency is over.

A story about a solitary grim reaper, filled with contrasting themes of life and death, darkness and light, the choices we make, and how we might impact others with those choices.

 

PDF & ePub files are downloaded immediately upon purchase via zip file to read on the e-reader of your choice.

 

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Comments from Readers Across the Web: 

“The opportunity to read this short novel/story itself is such a privilege.

Love was deeply deconstructed across the realm of human life, purgatory, and the other side. I felt the differentiation through the protagonist’s journey to embody his new role as the grim reaper.

As a spiritual healer, Mikael’s story deeply re-affirmed my appreciation that we, as eternal beings, have the ability to have the experience of love, sensations, and awareness. I also found a deeper appreciation for the connections we have with one another. Love and light are translated and transmitted each and every moment, and that we all have the choice; Darkness or Light, Conditional love or unconditional love?

If you find yourself having a battle with the world, or within yourself, this short story will assist in the unfolding of your Light again. You will find reassurance again, you will be touched as I have with Mikael’s touch, as Shannon was touched by Lilith…

Thank you, Mikael, for this journey!”

~ Jenn W. on Amazon

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“YOUR BOOK IS INCREDIBLE! #allthefeels Seriously one of the top short stories I’ve read.”

~ Jackie P.

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“I don’t even like reading, but I like this!”

~ Spencer L.

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“I loved it! Such a cool twist.”

– Amanda L.