And it is about the end of the world, as we know it.

Mister Carter's lavish romance is about the evolution of humankind from a corporeal to an ethereal path and takes us from the Crucifixion, to the present, and from the near future to a future millions of years from now, and our destiny.

Christian myth meets romance meets science fiction in Hephzibah of Heaven. Influenced by City of Angels, English Patient, Interview with the Vampire, Last temptation of Christ, Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, Hephzibah of Heaven shows us the crucifixion as we have never seen it, Angels and Demons as we have never seen them, and our involvement in the lives of these aliens of fire and light as has never been imagined.

Mark A. Carter's brilliant philosophical novel that champions women is about faith, pain, and sacrifice. It is about good vs. evil, destiny vs. freedom of choice, and séance vs. science. It is about belief, miracles, and what is real. It is a book you will cherish. - Mary Chanton Krater