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Reviewed by Tommy Wong for Readers' Favorite
A Divine Intervention: Revelations about Life and Death by Sharon Wagner is an intriguing nonfiction spiritual memoir. In this book, the author shares her encounters with six spirit guides. The first was Jacob, whom she met when she had already planned her suicide. The meeting was life-altering as Sharon changed her mind regarding ending her life after the meeting. On life and death, Jacob discussed energy, and life, and expounded on life's purpose. The second was Robert, who discussed the first level of the Spirit Realm. The third was Rebecca who used properties of water to explain the transformation of humans from the Spirit Realm to the Physical Realm and back again. The fourth was Matthew who gave a deeper explanation of the Spirit Realm. The fifth was Benjamin who compared plant life with human life. The sixth was Francis who compared animal and human behaviors. All these are in Part I of the book. In Part II, Sharon shares eighteen personal spiritual stories.
I found Sharon Wagner’s accounts in A Divine Intervention to be absolutely fascinating since I too am a spiritual author with spiritual experiences. To my astonishment, much of what Sharon shares is in congruence with what I believe. I suppose even for me, reading and reviewing A Divine Intervention might be considered a divine intervention in itself. While this book is well written, I found the information on life and death to be so profound that I had to read it again. A Divine Intervention by Sharon Wagner is simply a gem for those who want to live spiritually in the physical world.