Reviews for The bridge across forever

The average rating for The bridge across forever based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2007-07-24 00:00:00 Michael Tejada This book has ruined lives. Of almost every woman who has read it. (I was coaxed into reading it by one!) They all, poor things, lead the rest of their lives believing that there was a soul mate out there for them. Fiction: The book itself, a semi auto-biographical tome with the author discovering his ‘soul mate’ (his second wife in real life – an actress whose claim to fame is a bit part in the 1969 Sci-Fi TV series - Star Trek). And how there’s one (soul mate) for everyone. Fact: The author and his soul mate divorced! Post the divorce, the author did put up a short story on his website. This story was an allegory of his life and books that he had written. He summed it all up in one sentence in the end: “Everything in this book may be wrong.” The reviewer rests his case. The women hopefully, will take note!

Review # 2 was written on 2008-07-07 00:00:00 John David Glanfield What a beautiful and inspiring lovestory! I am coming to really admire Richard Bach's stories. I think in order to really reap the rewards within the pages, it is helpful to be in a similar phase of life, i.e., to be yourself on a spiritual journey seeking the many wonders of lifes mysteries (with as open a mind as you can muster!). In this book (which is best read in my opinion in between "Illusions" and "One") is the autobiographical journey Richard embarks on to find his soulmate. The love he and his wife find with eachother and the growth that they have is so beautiful and powerful you get caught up in it yourself. I wish Richard and Leslie Bach the best of luck, hope, peace, and love wherever their souls happen to be (which is to say everywhere and in everyone ;-) ).