“Love Doesn’t End Here” by Tiina Kivinen

The True Story When a Beloved Soul Finds its Way Home

When we say goodbye to our beloved pet, it is really goodbye? Sometimes, we are simply unable to accept the loss. Was there a powerful feeling that something remained unfinished? You begin searching for answers. And what if that search becomes a journey into the mysterious territory between grief and hope, skepticism and faith?

A strong soul connection is never broken. Can love really survive death? What if your dog could tell you that she was coming back?

When Coco died unexpectedly, her mom devastated, beyond grief. An animal communicator delivered a message from Coco: “I’m coming back. I’m already preparing my return.” Coco provided specific details about how to find her and revealed signs to follow when the time was right.

Then, the impossible began to unfold.

An unwavering love refused to disappear. And eventually, Coco came back-not as Coco, but as Finn.

This is the true story of Coco and Finn – and of a love that refused to say goodbye. It is the story of one woman who followed the signs and discovered that love can take us places we never imagined going.

When love is unfinished, the story isn’t over.

Was it coincidence or wishful thinking? Or something science cannot explain?

Her bio – Tiina M Kivinen writes about true-life stories, animals, spirituality, people, and mysteries that science cannot always easily explain. She is a dog and animal lover.
Her book, Love Doesn’t End Here, shares the true story of her dogs, Coco and Finn, and her journey through grief, signs, search, love and soul connection. It tells of an extraordinary experience that changed the way she understood the bond and soul connection between a person and a beloved dog.

Through her story, Tiina hopes to offer comfort and hope to anyone who has ever experienced the loss of a beloved pet.

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