King of Terrors No Longer Terrifying

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - June 30, 2015 - PRLog -- A new book dismisses the fear of dying by looking beyond it and concentrating on the positives of what happens at the end of life. By taking the reader on a verbal tour of heaven the author makes heaven “real” and appealing.

Colorado Springs, Colorado, June 22, 2015: PenRose Editions and Publishing, based in Colorado Springs, recently released its newest non-fiction book, “Heaven: Pushing Up Daisies Ain’t So Scary”, a book that parallels the ever curious topic - what happens after a person dies. The revealing writing takes in-depth research about heaven and integrates humor and humanly perspectives into a subject that could otherwise be rather somber.

“Heaven: Pushing Up Daisies Ain’t So Scary”, by author Marie Penrose, talks directly to the reader to not only enlighten, but to encourage and comfort those who may have misgivings or concerns about death. It attempts to resolve errors about death, such as “soul sleep” or being in a “perpetual state of slumber” after dying.

The book also clarifies after death experiences by taking the reader on a virtual tour of heaven beginning with who welcomes new arrivals, what households will look like in heaven, and other exciting features of the heavenly world. By addressing shared questions about life after death in this way the writer candidly offers hope to fearful or grief-stricken readers, as well as to those who are simply inquisitive about the hereafter.

“Heaven: Pushing Up Daisies Ain’t So Scary” is available through Amazon in regular print, large print and digital formats.