The First Phone Call From Heaven By Mitch Albom

In this work of fiction by Mitch Albom, The First Phone Call from Heaven will definitely test your faith and belief in heaven. One Friday night in the small town Coldwater, Michigan, three people, Tess Raferty, Jack Sellers, and Katherine Yellin all received a phone call that changed their lives from the least expected people, their deceased loved ones. Tess lost her mom from Alzheimer's, Jack lost his son Robbie while on duty, and Katherine lost her sister Diane because of aneurysm. The revelation of the unusual calls from the dead came from Katherine during the Sunday service of Pastor Warren at the Harvest of Hope Baptist Church. During the revelation, one man, Elias Rowe, also admitted to

All four of them and some more received these calls except for one man, Sullivan, who lost his wife Giselle while he was in prison. Sullivan was in prison for a crime he didn't do, and the true convict was never found. Giselle died nine weeks before Sully's release from prison, and Jules, Sully's son still hasn't recovered from her mother's death. Jules, who was filled with sorrow from his mother's death, found hope of being able to talk to his mother on the phone as soon as he heard the calls from the news. Sully feels concerned every time Jules ask about calling his mom. Sully doesn't want Jules to be filled with false hope of his mother calling him. Sully figure there's something suspicious about these calls happening solely in Coldwater. He never believed the calls to be true. He started investigating how these calls, the phones and the people were all related. It was soon discovered by Sully that the calls were made by Horace Belfin, also known as Elliot Gray Sr., the father of Elliot Gray Jr. who caused the crash at Lynton Airfield as well as the crash that killed Giselle. He soon died, leaving a letter addressed to