Through the Mists

About this book

A young man dies and discovers that his story has not ended. Robert James Lees follows him into places where the newly dead must make sense of unfamiliar surroundings and the consequences of their earthly lives.

Through the Mists presents its journey as a spiritual vision, with new encounters turning into lessons about character and continued existence. The narrative structure gives its doctrine the momentum of discovery. Lees writes from a Spiritualist outlook, and the landscapes he describes arise from his Spiritualist beliefs and have no independent evidential basis. The characters continue to face recognisable questions about affection, responsibility and change.