After recently widowed Chelyan and famous TV reporter Mel bump into each other, their friendship blossoms quickly. Both avid walkers, they decide to take a stroll together each morning. When Chelyan reveals that her husband's death was actually a murder, Mel is eager to dig deeper into the case. Beginning their own murder investigation, the amateur sleuths are in for some startling surprises. But can they piece together the clues and bring the killer to justice?

Listening to the chatter of her six-year-old daughter, Cammi, Connie Cantland begins to wonder if Cammi's imaginary friend could be more than just imaginary. Connie knows her friend and coworker, Dani, believes in the survival of souls after the death of bodies, and the reincarnation of souls, so she shares her concerns with Dani about Cammi's supposed friend. Dani introduces Connie to Dacque LaRose: a friend and mentor on souls and reincarnation. Connie and Dacque's conversations propel Connie and her husband Carson into an educational journey into reincarnation of souls, soul groups, past life regression sessions, spirit guides, and conversations with souls, of which Connie and Carson previously had absolutely no knowledge of.

During his senior years, John - a retired high school English teacher - decided to finally write his memoirs.  His story begins at a young age, with his first visit from a spirit playmate his own age. To John, Jason is just an ordinary child like him, and John never gave much thought to where Jason came from - or where he disappeared.  As years passed by, more playmates followed, and as John got older, his playmates shared more and more information about the spirit world with him. In The Door To Forever, John recounts the various encounters he, his family, and close friends experienced with spirits, spirit guides, earthbound spirits, haunted houses, and visits to Heaven, as well as soul groups and the purpose of their souls reincarnating together over many lifetimes to collectively advance their soul development in order to reacquire their original, perfect state when God created them.