A Thousand Rooms

Part philosophy, part speculative fiction, part romance, this is intelligent commercial women's fiction at its best.

You don't wake up expecting to die.

Katie, thirty-two, is living a pretty good life. She has a good job, her own flat, and a fabulous pair of new red shoes. Sure, she hasn't had a boyfriend for a while, but she figures she still has time. Until time is taken away.

Hit by a car while crossing the street, suddenly-dead Katie is alone. No angels, no loved ones, no bright lights appear. Katie is a lost soul, wandering the streets of Sydney, trying to figure out what she's supposed to do next. But Heaven, or wherever she's supposed to be, eludes her.

A Thousand Rooms looks at life, love, death, and the idea that Heaven is as individual as we are, taking the reader on an uplifting, bittersweet journey that examines what it means to be alive.