What if, after death, we find ourselves on a planet that is the exact replica of Earth?
Let’s call it Planet Heaven. On this planet, there would be the same continents and countries as on our own planet. Up there, we would move at the speed of light and come across all the people that we knew here on Earth. Yes, it’s a place of goodness, but even there, evil lurks in dark corners. That’s where Martha finds herself after attending her own funeral.
On Planet Heaven, accompanied by her uncle and her childhood pet, a witty German shepherd, she sets out to find Georges Bizet, the nineteenth-century French composer who died young after his opera Carmen was mercilessly trashed by critics on its opening night. Martha wants to bring Bizet news of his great fame after his death and let him know how Carmen has become one of the most popular operas on earth. Little does Martha know that she is about to dive headfirst into the mysterious and risky adventure.
Let’s call it Planet Heaven. On this planet, there would be the same continents and countries as on our own planet. Up there, we would move at the speed of light and come across all the people that we knew here on Earth. Yes, it’s a place of goodness, but even there, evil lurks in dark corners. That’s where Martha finds herself after attending her own funeral.
On Planet Heaven, accompanied by her uncle and her childhood pet, a witty German shepherd, she sets out to find Georges Bizet, the nineteenth-century French composer who died young after his opera Carmen was mercilessly trashed by critics on its opening night. Martha wants to bring Bizet news of his great fame after his death and let him know how Carmen has become one of the most popular operas on earth. Little does Martha know that she is about to dive headfirst into the mysterious and risky adventure.