Every story has a happy ending . . . it just depends on where you end the story. Like a River to the Sea is the story of an ordinary man, whose life story may have a most extraordinary impact on how you view your own life.

Like a River to the Sea is the story of an ordinary man, who, it turns out, has a most extraordinary story to tell. Joshua Davidson was born in Nashville Tennessee; in his forty-first year, he is about to die there. This is the story of his life, his loves, his hopes, dreams, and his fears. It is also the story of what happens to him at the moment he shuffles off this mortal coil, and then what lies beyond. It will change the way you look at your own life and how you tell your own story. Joshua’s story will help you to understand how all the seemingly random people and events that collide with us in our lives are, in fact, quite premeditated and full of purpose.

Paul Fisher is a former radio announcer, media executive, and now author. Recently retired from the industry, Paul worked for several major Canadian media companies including Rogers Media, CHUM Radio, and Bell Media. When Paul was twenty, his father died at the young age of forty-seven. Paul was with his father during the last few days of his father’s life, and in fact was with him in the Intensive Care Unit as his father’s heart failed on several occasions, resulting in a series of near-death experiences. His father, upon resuscitation from these events, told Paul that there was a world that existed beyond this life, and he did his best to describe the feelings and philosophies that he had been exposed to during his brief sojourns into the “other side.” Currently living near Toronto, Canada, with his two German Shepherd dogs, Paul enjoys listening to jazz music as well as writing. Entertaining with friends, family, and other interesting guests at dinner parties and gatherings are a regular feature of the Fisher household. At these events, discussions relating to what happens to us in this life, and beyond, are always close at hand, and readily called into play.

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