Pascale's Wager: Homelands of Heaven
Anthony Bartlett's new novel transports readers into a utopia/dystopia full of drama, moral complexity, and imagination. When you finish the last page, you'll return to the "real world" with a new vision of what's actually going on. Highly recommended. - Brian D. McLaren, author/speaker/bloggerAt the end of this taut, white-knuckled adventure readers are haunted by the suspicion that what is true about Pascale's world, may also be true of our own. In the tradition of C. S. Lewis, Bartlett uses story to engage his readers in theological questions about life, death, heaven, and hell in ways that will hold their imaginations for years to come. - Suzanne Ross, author ofThe Wicked Truth: When Good People Do Bad ThingsAnthony Bartlett has written one roller coaster of a novel! Right from the start it plunges us into a boldly imagined, futuristic universe that will have you shivering one minute and sweating the next. This is one fun read! But it is also much more. Bartlett has created in novelistic form a profoundly philosophical, even theological, meditation on what it means to be human. But, once again, there is alsofunin this book - sheer old fashioned, can-hardly-wait-to-turn-the-page excitement.Pascale's Wager is a gift for readers of all kinds!- James Warren, author ofCompassion or Apocalypse?