From Here to the Lysie Fields

By Liz Cox

This book is dedicated to Jeremy Corbyn who steadfastly helps the poor, the sick and the homeless. In his Earth life, John Bartlebee had been a teacher who desperately wanted to improve the lives of children who endured poverty and neglect on a daily basis. He could not stand by and let these brutal and inhuman things happen and because of this, at the age of 34, he was stabbed to death when he broke into the house of 2 heroin addicts only to find the little girl he had been concerned about, dead in an upstairs room. She was skeletally thin and had wrapped herself in an old newspaper to try and keep warm. John and the little girl entered The Lysie Fields together and started their eternal lives. The Lysie Fields is not Heaven but a step in the right direction and everyone that enters has the chance to follow their earthly dreams and aspirations. Some people become better musicians, some became better cooks and John Bartlebee became better at rescuing the children who were being tortured on Earth. He could not physically go back and get them himself but eventually his rescued survivors could, so on a magnificent ship called Abednego, he created a utopia of safety and stability, of enjoyment and learning. Rescued children were cared for and able to grow in confidence and follow their interests and learn the skills and knowledge they needed to follow their dreams. Many of them returned to the Earth World with a new identity, a wholesome education and an introduction into their chosen lifestyle. 2Sheds and Piper Lee loved their life on Abednego and looked on John as a mentor and wanted to help him stop the suffering that should not be happening on Earth. It was supposed to be civilised but cruel and savage atrocities were happening throughout the planet and they wanted to help end these violations of human rights.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1654152870
• ISBN13: 9781654152871
• Release Date: January 2020
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 472 Pages
• Weight: 1.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.0" x 9.0"