A man faces a tragic death on Earth, leaving behind his three daughters. He "reincarnates" (in this case, reincarnation is linked to God) in a parallel world that Adam and Eve were expulsed from. God has given humanity a second chance to live in paradise. God has imposed another Sin that cannot be made because if it is made (by anyone), they will be expulsed in the same way that Adam and Eve were for committing the Original Sin. The man, named Joshua, has to choose if he wants to stay on paradise forever and live a divine human life or if he prefers to defy God and commit the Second Sin in order to visit his daughters for one last time. This book is about love, faith, death, and important lessons that apply to our lives. It tries to seek the reason of death and life itself. It is a book for all ages (teen and up) and for every religion. It is a book that is told from the author's point of view. This means that what is told is not necessarily true. It gives the reader the opportunity to compare the lessons that appear on the book with the reader's life. The reader decides whether or not to agree with what the author tries to say about people's lives and about humanity itself. It is a book everyone must have.