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Review Date: 9/10/2013
Later Perry Mason with Hamilton Burger given a chance to look good. Still Perry wins, but only with a very last second plan. This one is in the bottom half of Perry Mason books.
Review Date: 7/11/2015
Helpful Score: 1
Such a wonderful and compelling read. Theologically, it speaks to a strong Christian faith in some of the main characters, and who knows if any of the author's speculations through his main character on the "in-between" afterlife are correct? I loved the way the main character was developed through a first person glimpse at the beginning of his present selfish and paranoid life and a much larger view of his formative life experiences through his thoughts and words during his coma after a serious health crisis. It's very inventive the way he is able to communicate through others even while he is in a deep coma. The premise of healing, emotionally and physically, is developed quite well. And throughout, I'm not quite sure how it will end. This is a rarity for me, so I enjoyed reading it very much.
Review Date: 11/8/2014
One of the best Nero, Archie and Rex books.
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