Return from Tomorrow by Elizabeth Sherrill, George Ritchie (1995, Paperback, Reprint)

I have owned this book several times but keep lending it out and then forget who I loaned it to and subsequently, never get it back (they must love it as much as I do). This book helps us to understand why we are here in this earth life. It tells of a near-death experience and it is the most profound of any of the books about near-death experiences. It gives a description of the Savior that is absolutely awesome. Toward the end of the book is given the information of "why we are here on Earth." This is one of my treasured books. I should keep several on hand just to give to those who I feel really need an up-lifting experience through reading.

I bought this book after losing a dear cousin to cancer. I had read about it on a website that I had visited after dreaming of my cousin. The book was very thorough about his experience and I found I couldn't put it down until I finished it. There were several things in this book that really made me think deeper about my own life and the decisions I make every day. I would definitely recommend this book to others!

I have read it several times and each time is a new revelation of things I didn't notice before. It has opened my understanding even more about things in realms we have evidence of but don't see with physical eyes. I actually bought it to share. I didn't want to take a chance of losing my copy! It's that good.

This book came highly recommended to me to read. The person who recommended it suggested to buy this book and to share it with others, especially those who have lost a loved one. I took they advise and I highly agree with her. It has opened my eyes to our own life, reiterate in making the right choices, and try to live the happier & healthier lifestyle. I feel more at peace with those who have passed away, knowing that it is okay, and before you know it, reunions will occur with our own passing.

If you miss this story you'll live with a hunger you never knew you had...but ignorance isn't bliss in this case. This book is only 1/4" thick, and can turn a non-reader into a page-turner. This true story of ones near death experience is short, sincere, penetrating and testifying without a doubt. Do you ever wonder what it is you don't know? Admit possibility, and a door will creak open where you never even knew there was a door at all...What another knows is never limited by what we know...another cAN know something we don't. We do need to keep in mind, that though they share, it is not their duty to prove anything. That labor to come-to-know is on us, through the only legitimate witness. This story can help begin our personal search for truth's Possibilities. We really don't need to waste time on doubt, since one has to have All Knowledge Of The Universe to be expert enough on what in the universe is nOT so. 'Not-so' is a mental clog. 'Is-so' is an open door.

Return from Tomorrow is about George Ritchie's vist out of his body
to Heaven, because he died in an army hospital and came back later
9 minutes later, to find himself under a sheet pulled over his head.

He describes what happens to himself, meeting with Jesus, and bright
bright light. Interesting. He also sees a City (Heaven) from a
distance. Lucky guy. Bought this because it is special. God Bless!

I am not a person that reads books In fact I hate to read ! but when I was in High school my mother bought this same book and told me to read it I was shocked at what a great book it is I finished it in a week because I could not put it down. I have always wanted to purchase this book for my self and Now I finally got the chance to own it. The book is a true story that will teach any one about life after death. so if You think that once You die thats it. read this book and You will have a better understanding that there is life after death.This is an excellent book for any person and for almost any age.THERE IS NOTHING THAT I DISLKE ABOUT THIS BOOK!!

A good book in good condtion, quick response to the questions raised.

Would like to do business later.

This book was recommended to me by a friend, and after reading it, I bought 6 copies to share with friends. Very thought-provoking!

An interesting book but I found it alittle difficult to read.It tends to drag in parts.Not the story you would expect to find from the synopsis. Does cause one to ponder what is read.Nothing compared to "90 Minutes in Heaven" which is a cannot out down read on the same main theme.