When tragedy thrusts 18-year-old Spencer Williams into a quest for truth about life and death, he's not sure he's ready for the answers. He's just lost his best friend, Cayden Anderson, in a tragic accident and is left reeling in shock. As he struggles with emerging anger over the injustice of his loss, he now has more questions than answers. Unfortunately, the one person in town who can help in his quest is the same person he blames for his friend's death. Will Spencer be able to put aside his mounting anger in his search for the truth when he comes face-to-face with the person responsible for his pain? Battling his doubts about heaven and hell, Spencer sees his friend's death as an argument against the existence of God. He refuses to believe a loving God would allow bad things to happen to good people like Cayden. As Spencer searches for answers, he learns Cayden had been on a spiritual quest of his own. Hurt and confused by this newfound secrecy Spencer is determined to find the answers he seeks. Meanwhile, there's an otherworldly confrontation taking place in hell with his friend. Cayden finds himself thrust into a world of unrelenting torture and indescribable despair. Still in shock that he's in hell, he encounters yet another dilemma when he comes face-to-face with the devil. As spiritual warfare wages around the eternal destinies of both friends, will a mysterious letter postmarked from the grave provide new information surrounding Cayden's death? Will it contain a confession Spencer is not prepared to hear that could save them both?
D.D. Kellett is an active wife, mother, sales professional, and author of a previously published non-fiction work: Who Stole My Glass Slippers? She currently resides in North Texas with her husband and two beautiful daughters, and is a member of the North Texas Christian Writers. Follow her on Twitter @d2kellett.
