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Shadows and Reflections

Wallace B. Collins
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Pages
328
Year
1999
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

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Anthony Deazz could not have known that he was the subject of a police car chase--a chase that ended abruptly when his Infiniti motor car stopped mysteriously as if it were in collision with an invisible object. The eerie circumstance of the crash and the frigid temperature the police felt inside the car baffled them. The driver had no pulse, and they assumed that he was dead. Immediately they retrieved the driver's wallet for identification and found a special police shield in it that identified the driver as a fellow police officer. Emergency Medical Service Paramedics declared that the driver of the Infiniti had a weak carotid pulse and that he was in a coma. They immediately gave him oxygen and wrapped him in a warm blanket. After that the story unfolds the eerie hospital existence of Anthony Deazz in the following eight days where, in his coma, he traveled everywhere, back in time from his earliest youth, and to his elevated viewing of himself then--in a coma.

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