Mary Gate - the daughter of the richest person in the world landed in paradise in an unexpected way and began to experience too many new things and gain knowledge of the true pleasures of the real world and began to be ashamed of the pleasures she was enjoying in this world. The book is completed in several parts. First two chapter of part I narrates Mary's inquisitive explorations and how she landed in the paradise. Remaining chapters of part I and the other parts describe the things she experienced there. The reader may peruse the first two chapter of part I because it is preachy.

Any reader, regardless of her faith should enjoy this book. Although it is not fully a religious book, the narration of the paradise is based on author's knowledge about Islam. This should create interest among the people of other faith to explore how this narration differs from their understanding of the paradise. For the atheists and agnostics - it will give them a chance to reflect what they will miss if they are wrong (they are definitely wrong). Many Muslims will disagree and violently oppose the narration of paradise in this book. To them my message is - I am sharing my insight about paradise. If I quote anything from religious sources accept it. If my source is weak then take it as weak. If these are my arguments and explanations and you do not like my arguments and explanations then reject it but do not create a war. I firmly assert that it is not a religious book. It should not be quoted to support any religious claim. However, one can use it for his/her personal understanding. On a personal level, I believe that everything I say in this book about paradise is true. In fact, I believe that the actual paradise contains many more pleasurable things than what I have written in this book