Paul Hayden
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Sorry to be a Debbie Downer, but this book was disappointing. I had the impression from the title that it was going to deal with some evidence of life after death, but all it was was a detailed description of his illness, even to the point where he goes into great detail about the doctors and scientists who invented the surgical equipment that saved his life. Very misleading. At best, it's a great book if you are a pre-med student, but I will be donating this to the used book store, even though I paid the cover price to purchase it. Sorry, Sebastian, but not a fan.
In My Time of Dying: How I Came Face to Face with the Idea of an Afterlife
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Snoozefest! Drags along. The author stretches out each scene to fill the book. Put it down after 50 pages.
Before the Coffee Gets Cold
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