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To Die in Toledo
- Narrated by: Steve Carlson
- Length: 4 hrs and 7 mins
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To Die in Toledo
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Publisher's Summary
What if, after you die, your life just continues on, in exactly the same manner as when you were alive? In this riveting and often humorous novel by Robert Rahula, an American expat wakes up dead in Toledo, Spain, and discovers that nothing has changed, except that he is dead.
He continues to interact with all his old friends, and they with him. Only he alone knows that he’s dead. In his journey through this afterlife, he ponders the meaning of the choices he made during his life, the nature of consciousness, the nonexistence of free will, the flow of time, and existence of multiple universes.
©2020 Robert Rahula (P)2022 Frank Lockhart
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