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Click here<\/a> for the “undying” trailer.<\/p>\n

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i fell in love with her the day we met.<\/p>\n

the thought of her dying was as troubling for me as it was for her.<\/p>\n

so she found a way to go on.<\/p>\n

except we forgot to consider the emotional impact her new life would have. on both of us.<\/p>\n

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Determined to not let terminal cancer end her life, Vicky builds herself a replacement body (she calls it a full-body prosthetic) and devises a method of transferring her memories and mannerisms to her new body upon her death. With the technical hurdles overcome, she is ready to let her human body die.<\/p>\n

The ‘procedure’ goes well, but the philosophical hurdles are a different story. She even assumes a new name, but the discussion continues: is she the same person, or did she really die?<\/p>\n

undying Is the first of three books about life and love, death and birth, soul and spirit.<\/p>\n

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