Angel-navigator, Gabriel, is faced with a critical test. A growing threat, among other growing threats, has mobilized the order of Gabriel to gather a group of people from divergent belief systems and professional backgrounds, who have died, to help resolve a looming crisis.

Tensions are heaven-high and divisions canyon deep when these seven people from different countries meet in a realm that does not jibe with any of their after-life expectations. Each one of them wrestles with their death, their neurosis, biases and each other. The need for them to collaborate is obvious; the way forward, obscure.

Gabriel's Great Perhaps poses the questions; can we have unity in diversity, and can love trump distorted ego-held beliefs? Told with humour and drama, Gabriel's Great Perhaps inspires the reader to explore religion, death, and the timeless power of love and radical hope.