What if the hardest part of getting into Heaven isn't dying... but learning how to let go
What if life has been happening FOR you instead of TO you all along?
Finn Fletcher woke up in Heaven with one impossible wish. To stay with Jessica, the woman he feels is his soulmate across lifetimes. Heaven had other plans.
Before he can return to Jessica, Finn must face his life review, survive celestial bureaucracy, and resist the urge to hack a system that wasn't designed to be hacked. But some lessons cannot be shortcut. Some miracles only arrive when we let go.
Along the way, Hacking Heaven explores questions many of us have quietly asked our entire lives.
Why do some people suffer while others seem to thrive? Why are we born into one family, one culture, one life instead of another? What is the source of déjà vu, synchronicity, and those inexplicable moments that feel strangely familiar? Is fate written, or are we writing it as we go?
Hacking Heaven is a luminous, funny, and quietly life-changing novel about love, the soul's long journey, and the possibility that everything-every detour, every heartbreak, every inexplicable moment of déjà vu-has been leading somewhere all along.
What if the hardest part of getting into Heaven isn't dying... but learning how to let go
What if life has been happening FOR you instead of TO you all along?
Finn Fletcher woke up in Heaven with one impossible wish. To stay with Jessica, the woman he feels is his soulmate across lifetimes. Heaven had other plans.
Before he can return to Jessica, Finn must face his life review, survive celestial bureaucracy, and resist the urge to hack a system that wasn't designed to be hacked. But some lessons cannot be shortcut. Some miracles only arrive when we let go.
Along the way, Hacking Heaven explores questions many of us have quietly asked our entire lives.
Why do some people suffer while others seem to thrive? Why are we born into one family, one culture, one life instead of another? What is the source of déjà vu, synchronicity, and those inexplicable moments that feel strangely familiar? Is fate written, or are we writing it as we go?
Hacking Heaven is a luminous, funny, and quietly life-changing novel about love, the soul's long journey, and the possibility that everything-every detour, every heartbreak, every inexplicable moment of déjà vu-has been leading somewhere all along.
For more than twenty-five years, GJ Barbato has built a career around one question: How can a story leave people better than it found them?
From Hollywood boardrooms to today's streaming landscape, he has helped bring inspiring stories to millions of viewers. He is Co-CEO of Best Ever Channels, a network of streaming television channels available across major platforms. He has held executive leadership positions with MGM Television, STARZ, and other entertainment companies throughout his career. Hacking Heaven represents something more personal.
A lifelong student of human potential, spirituality, and the invisible forces that shape our lives, Barbato explores the intersection of love, destiny, free will, and personal transformation through fiction. His essays on Substack have attracted readers seeking hope, wonder, and a deeper understanding of life's everyday miracles, reflecting the same heartfelt philosophy that lies at the center of this novel: that life is happening for us, not to us.
