"Sentenced to Heaven" -- this sounds fun. I'm a tragedy guy myself. I have no illusions that everything will end up grand for our heroes in most stories; in fact, I hope it doesn't. I like the bittersweet ending, the melancholy that lingers. The tales that aren't wrapped up in a bow are the ones that stay with you. If they make you cry, you will never forget them.
The moment one decides who is awake and who is asleep, one has already chosen the easier story. Anesthetics is fiction. Or vice versa.
But what is fiction?
Even history is fiction: it selects, it erases, it tells a story. Anesthesia itself.
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"Sentenced to Heaven" -- this sounds fun. I'm a tragedy guy myself. I have no illusions that everything will end up grand for our heroes in most stories; in fact, I hope it doesn't. I like the bittersweet ending, the melancholy that lingers. The tales that aren't wrapped up in a bow are the ones that stay with you. If they make you cry, you will never forget them.
Well, you're the perfect reader for the series. 2.99 USD on Kindle, free on KU. And for true fans - a paperback version.
A story in-hand as opposed to on-hand is always preferable.