If you think science can explain everything, then think again. Charlie Gardner, a construction engineer whose whole life and career was based upon measurable and observable facts, is not the person you would expect to have such an extraordinary experience - and certainly not the person you would expect to tell the whole world.

This is a book of miracles. Some are so subtle you make not see them the first time through. It’s also a book about love. Love of family, friends, and relationships that gave him the will and resilience to live. Often, when he’d been absolutely convinced that he was doing what his creator had in mind for him to do, the exact opposite had been true. But every single time, things have been in play behind the scenes that have unfolded as more of a divine plan than anyone could have imagined.

Medically and statistically, he was not supposed to survive. Yet, he did. The events leading up to it - and what has happened afterward - are chock-full of the lessons and miracles that happen to all of us. If there is anything to be learned from this experience, according to Charlie, it is that there is “a place where we go after we die", and it is a good place. But it is important that we enjoy the blessing of life that we have been given here on Earth - and that we see the miracles happening all around us every day.