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I must confess, my delightful read and positive review of Roll Around Heaven is biased by my personal contacts with Jessica Maxwell. I had the honor of shooting the photograph of Jessica Maxwell for Roll Around Heaven and I can tell you the light in her eyes is as authentic as her “accidental spiritual adventures.”
Jessica is a reporter in the best journalistic tradition demonstrated by her long successful adventure writing career. Like Jessica’s previous writings, Roll Around Heaven once again takes us on a path of mystery, adventure, and romance. She writes of adventures of the spirit and miracles and yet is always grounded in the here and now. Jessica’s ego and “point of view” never gets in the way and we get to have a good laugh along the read and the way.
So however you choose to define the “divine,” read Roll Around Heaven.
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Roll around Heaven: An All-True Accidental Spiritual Adventure by Jessica Maxwell
RichardHerman, November 29, 2009
I must confess, my delightful read and positive review of Roll Around Heaven is biased by my personal contacts with Jessica Maxwell. I had the honor of shooting the photograph of Jessica Maxwell for Roll Around Heaven and I can tell you the light in her eyes is as authentic as her “accidental spiritual adventures.”Jessica is a reporter in the best journalistic tradition demonstrated by her long successful adventure writing career. Like Jessica’s previous writings, Roll Around Heaven once again takes us on a path of mystery, adventure, and romance. She writes of adventures of the spirit and miracles and yet is always grounded in the here and now. Jessica’s ego and “point of view” never gets in the way and we get to have a good laugh along the read and the way.
So however you choose to define the “divine,” read Roll Around Heaven.