Enjoy” might be too lofty of a word for a nonfiction book about death. How about “appreciate”? I think any English-reading high schooler or adult thinking about dying someday would appreciate knowing what awaits them — scientifically, that is. — Author Bryon Elhmann’s debut novel “Natural Afterlife Discovered: The Newfound, Psychological Reality That Awaits Us at Death,” talks about the scientific possibilities about what happens to us after we die. Rather, one’s consciousness is imperceptibly paused in a final experience. When a pause occurs, a natural afterlife may result, which…