Passing Through Paradise

<P><CENTER>In Paradise I stumbled onto a dead body found my new mother and was almost murdered.</P></CENTER><BR><P>In the fall of 1989 young Angela Kiln and her father move to the slowly dying town of Paradise. Once they settle into small town life Angela and her father a high school teacher find that the town isn´t the only thing dying - so apparently are students. As Angela and her father seek the truth behind the deaths they will also face the truth about their own deepest beliefs.</P><BR><P>Part suspenseful mystery part sentimental journey <i>Passing Through Paradise</i> is an alternately funny gripping and frightening account of a young girl her still-grieving father and a town that refuses to recognize the future. Filled with an unforgettable cast of characters <i>Passing Through Paradise</i> dramatically reveals the best and worst of human nature illuminated against a scathing indictment of an American small town. </P><BR><P>This new edition of Passing Through Paradise includes a discussion guide for book clubs. Other novels that take place in Schreiber's Ironwood County include <i>Hillcrest Journal</i> and <i>Life on the Fly.</i></P><BR><P><I>Passing through Paradise</I> is tough to put down. The themes are masterfully interwoven.</P><P>- Ruth Hanson <I>Byron Review</I></P><P> . . . a suspenseful story told with insight humor conviction and compassion.</P><P>- Andrew Johanson <I>Paradise Post</I> Ironwood County Minnesota</P><P>Schreiber has a wide range of imagination and the talent to put it into words. . . . His imagination invents word pictures that spark the mind to envision a screen larger than Hollywood is capable of. </P><P><I>- News-Enterprise December 1 2004</I></P><BR><P><B>Helpful Link: </B></P><P>Schreiber has posted some of his published articles essays and poems along with book group discussion questions for <I>Passing Through Paradise</I> at <A href= http://frontiernet.net/~jamsch>John Schreiber´s Books</A></P>