Barry Homan

Death No More Barry Homan

Are near death experiences just a function of the brain, or does the subject actually spend time on the other side? Simon Taylor thought he had seen it all after doing more than one-thousand past-life regressions, but a call from an English lady asks him to do something he has never done before. Will the experience open a whole new field of study for the doctor? In the meantime, Simon pays a visit to Madison Perry for a tarot card reading, and what Madison reveals is a shocking revelation that Simon doesn't want to believe. Max Cavanaugh is a five-year boy who claims he used to be a famous painter. When he tells his parents that he remembers who his "other parents" were, his mother decides it's time to look for help, and Simon leads her to Kathy Conner, who specializes in regressing young children. While under hypnosis, Max begins to relate a fabulous tale, but then suddenly starts speaking a foreign language he couldn't possibly know. In the meantime, Simon is finally about to have a regression of his own with Kathy, something he has never done before. Will he connect with Nora, his late wife, or with Maria, the woman he is seeing now? Simon's seemingly peaceful life is about to be turned upside-down in this fast-paced novel where one may have to rethink what they've always believed.