3 Steps Above Heaven Book Novels & Stories

The first row was for ordinary citizens, the second was for Christians, the third was for the aborted infant spirits, and the altar was for the priests. Gabriella placed the ashes into the storage box and locked it under Sister's guidance. Later, Sister led them to Rebirth Main Hall on the west side. It was behind the main church hall. Rebirth Main Hall was on a high ground, with a high level of steps. There were more than 100 steps. It meant that a soul could achieve enlightenment, and be reborn in the pure land after hundreds of difficulties. Henry held Gabriella's hand religiously and walked up the steps.

The smoke seemed to hang motionless in the air. Then, a deep, sub-audible vibration began to rattle the stone floorplates, a low, tectonic hum that felt like the mountain itself was waking up from a thirty-year sleep. The brass dials on the console didn't just spin—they retracted into the iron framework, and the massive, circular granite dais beneath my feet began to split down the center, revealing a steep, brightly lit spiral staircase cut directly into the white Alpine bedrock below. “Secondary bloodline validation complete,” the cold, synthetic female voice announced, its echo carrying a terrifying weight through the rafters. “Welcome home, Miss Vance. The primary office is open. The aut

There were no more lies or betrayals around me, only loyal subordinates and like-minded friends. My phone chimed again. This time, it was a message from my best friend. "Caitlyn, want to go to the newly opened world-renowned restaurant tonight? I heard the head chef is super handsome!" I looked out the window at the azure sky. A silver-white airplane flew across the horizon, leaving a beautiful arc in its wake. I smiled and replied, "Let's go."

No sign of any human residents, and not a single candle lit. We advance into the pitch black stairwell. We don’t need a light with the substance pumping through us, but the sketchy creaking of those rotting steps is an unwelcome clamor, echoing off the walls. Jimmy pulls up his foot just in time as the center of one step gives way entirely, opening up a jagged edged hole to the ground three stories below. “Watch your step, boys,” he chuckles.

Walking up and down the steps in heaven which had seemed less than thirty minutes had actually been a month down in my world. I stepped out sure it had just been a few minutes to find the pack having moved on, rebuilding itself with all trying to find a way to live on without all the relatives they had lost.

I continued with my next chapter, feeling so convinced that I would finish the book in no time. Chapter Three Everyone was astonished when the girl who was just hit by a truck came out of the dismantled shop, with spectres of blood but no sight of a physical injury. " I'm finally in heaven!" she shouted at the onlooking crowd, raising both her hands up like a WWE wrestler that just won a major match in WrestleMania.

My family, me and Raphael. I closed my eyes, took deep breaths, and did what my heart was urging me to do. I jumped! I jumped and this time I chose heaven over hell. I am sure that my heaven will save me from the hell. He will protect me from all worldly threats. Virtue always wins over evil. If we are together we can also win over that monster.

He stood up and said, “I’m honored to have the support of everyone in becoming the Human Race’s Lord as well as the Human Universe’s Lord. I give my word to shoulder the responsibility of leading humans to glory and will keep working hard to ensure the eternal prosperity of our kind! “The Heavenly Court is the most important establishment of our race. It doesn’t belong to me alone but belongs to all of humanity. It requires the constitution of countless people.” While speaking, Jacopo stretched out his hand and grabbed a golden book out of thin air. “This is the Designation Book written by my father and mother, and our Heavenly Path has approved it.” Jacopo flipped open the golden book. On t

I closed mine around them. Brianna began the opening incantation, low, rhythmic, Enochian syllables that I couldn't parse but could feel the shape of, the way you can feel the shape of a current in water you can't see. The seal's light intensified by a fraction. The air in the room changed, thickened, took on the particular quality I remembered from the last time I'd been near an open threshold between here and the Neverplain. Like standing at the edge of something. Like the cliff at night. Like the sea below that you can hear but can't see. Harper's hand tightened in mine.

She’s smiling in heaven, she’s smiling in heaven smile-smile-smiling in heaven, she’s smiling in heaven. Thanks for reading. The book is about to end. Star❤