You Need To Pay Attention When Death Speaks!

SAN DIEGO - July 22, 2022 - PRLog -- If you are leery and afraid of what Death has to say, maybe what the reviewers say will open your heart and change your mind.

5.0 out of 5 stars  Brilliant book with a whole new take on love

What a terrific read. Every single page, every paragraph, I was in awe of this book. The writing was staggering. A literal tour de force and when I finished Death (A Love Story) I just sat and started at the screen wondering how the writer managed to pull it off. Through all the time, mood, and every other shift change imaginable the character was spot-on perfect.

5.0 out of 5 stars   Do NOT pass this book by!

What would you think if "Death" started a personal conversation with you? You will be completely unprepared not only because it is "Death" speaking but for how he attributes his words to be a love story. The "Grim Reaper" himself will educate you on a level that will have you feeling like you were hit by a train doing ninety. You will not be able to turn from the solid truths he lays out for you. From ancient rituals to modern day burial rites in every religion to the ways in which he just sits back and waits for you to come to him. In a bottom line that cannot be denied a whimsical "death" states the reality - We are dying from the minute we are born and all he has to do is wait to welcome you.

5.0 out of 5 stars  A Philosophical Take on Death, as told by who else, but Death Itself

I'll admit to initially feeling put-off by "Death's" somewhat whimsical narrative voice. But by the end of the first page I saw the brilliance of the craftwork. Why? Because any schlep can write a text book or a dissertation, but few are capable of writing one with panache. Matt Pallamary deserves a Ph.D. for his take on a topic that too many people cannot come face-to-face with; and he deserves a Pulitzer for drawing readers into a world that they will in fact want to see close-up and personally prior to visiting it in reality. Well done!

5.0 out of 5 stars  Exceeded my expectations!

Don't be deceived by the cartoonish cover of Death: (A Love Story) as it is in fact an in-depth treatise on comparative religion and cultural practices surrounding Death written in the first person voice of none other than Death itself

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