These two ladies have been friends for years, and somehow found a way to write a non-fiction book, and one fiction book that was made into a TV movie, before they took on this task.  They really struggled to find a way to expose the 36 souls, the Lamed Vovniks.   It makes sense that David Sheperd would have these names flying around in his head after a near death experience, and it makes a great inroad to exposing these special people.  It seemed like the Gnoseous(bad guys) find the book easily and do away with 33 of the 36 souls, a little too easily for me.  Did you notice that the police are never around in this book?  Also, it is kind of ironic that David’s step-daughter turns out to be one of the special 36.  I won’t say the end, but it was a little too simple.  Their premise was amazing, and this book could have been a real page turner.  Still it was pretty good, and it has been translated into 20 languages, was printed in England, and has sold fairly well, so it did better then anything that I could write or imagine.