Book Review – Seven Letters to Heaven
About the Book

Seven Letters to Heaven tells the personal experience of the author’s relationship with God and her faith, by way of her letters of prayer to Him. In a poignant, simple, and personal way, she shares how her letters were answered, and she encourages others to believe that, through faith, they can expect answers to their prayers.                                                        

Her story unfolds in 1984 during her last four months in Jamaica, prior to relocating with her family to the United States. The events focus on her extraordinary journey where her faith was strengthened and her prayers answered, sometimes in the most unexpected ways.

Interspersed throughout the book are some of her poems and thoughts on faith and prayers, as well as related scriptures from the Bible.

Reviews

Faith, hope and courage are virtues every Christian on a spiritual journey with God must have. “Seven Letters to Heaven” confirms this.  This book is not just about communicating with God through letter writing but also, it is a spiritual process of seeking God in one’s situation and recognizing His hands at work in one’s life; firstly in the means by which God answers one’s prayers, and secondly the times when He actually does so.  What is remarkable about this book is that it not only serves as a guide, but also an easy to read spiritual companion.  This is why I would recommend it to anyone searching for a deeper intimacy with God. —Rev. Basil Aguzie, MSP

How does it feel to be desperate…wanting help, waiting for something good to happen, and needing an uplifting hand to clear your difficulties?  Felicita “Terry” Robinson found the solution—reaching out to God by writing her prayers.  By this simple act of faith, she received guidance and solutions to her problems.  God knows our needs but we must first ask [for] His help.  In Matthew 21:22, Jesus said: “…And everything you ask in prayer, believing, you shall receive.”  Terry demonstrated her faith, and in this book, illustrates how we also can reap blessings from our Heavenly Father who loves and desires to reward us accordingly.—Fay Massie, freelance writer and editor 

Terry has received a marvelous gift from heaven in response to her ‘Seven Letters to Heaven’ and is now selflessly sharing it with the world. It is our responsibility to further share this gift with others by using our God-given talents. Thank you Terry and it is my intention to use my radio programs to do the same.” —John Blake
The Caribbean Experience/The Worldbeat Experience
WHUR-FM/96.3 MHZ
Washington DC

The righteous cry out and the Lord hears and delivers them out of all their troubles.”—Psalm 34:17
Without a test there is no testimony—Robinson takes us on her personal journey of tests with poems and prayers in her Seven Letters to Heaven. —Beverley East, author of Reaper of Souls, a novel of the 1957 Kendal Crash 

After reading the book, I feel that it is a book of wisdom and esoteric truth. We travel beyond space and time and receive practical advice to help improve our lives.—Srinivas R. – India 

I just got my copy of “Seven Letters To Heaven”. I now understand your motivation for writing the letters/poems and have learned more about you as a person.

The book is nicely laid out with letters and poems interspersed with explanations and outcomes. There is a great deal of sensitivity expressed in your verses.

Congratulations and best wishes for the future. —Hermine – Jamaica 

About the Author:
Felicita Robinson, known as “Terry” was born and educated in Kingston, Jamaica. She became interested in writing short descriptions of places, people and things, as well as prose poems from age fourteen. Ms. Robinson relocated to the U.S. with her two children to join her husband in 1984. She is an active member of St. Patrick’s Church in Rockville, where she sings soprano as a member of the Contemporary Choir. Ms. Robinson is also the author of The Dark Side of War, published by the National Library of Poetry in their “Surrounded by Dreams” edition. She retired from the World Bank in 2008 following 23 years of service, and resides with her husband in Maryland. For more information, please visit www.SevenLettersToHeaven.com.

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