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“Smits moves the reader easily through past, present and future to watch the process of dying and of being “re-born” in a way I’ve not encountered from any other author.”<\/em><\/p>\n “This book leaves you pondering a lot about life and death. What happens when the body dies? Where does the spirit go? It also leaves you questioning and asking yourself “how long before this premise is a reality?”… Excellent book that will leave you saying “WOW”.”<\/em><\/p>\n “You should read this book just for the cello in the subway bit. Or the well written, really likable main couple. Or the friends who are there for them – him – her – it? The first chapter grabs your attention and doesn’t let it go – much the way Vicky did to Matt. I especially liked that Vicky\/Sandy was written as a strong woman, and not seen as competition but a companion and Matt is able to admit when she is indeed smarter than he.”<\/em><\/p>\n “This book would be great for book groups since it lends itself so very well to discussion. YOU should read this book. Now.”<\/em><\/p>\n <\/em>“Smits does it again. Transports the reader to a different way of thinking about big and little matters. What IS “life”, really? Who’s “alive”?”<\/em><\/p>\n “Can’t wait to see the final book, though I will admit, the title makes me apprehensive…”<\/em><\/em><\/p>\n Have you read “undying” or “crossing”? \u00a0Please register to comment on the books. \u00a0Be honest, but mind your language.<\/p>\nShare this:<\/h3>