Title: Not for the serious-minded investigator.
Product review: It seems that as the years and decades go by, books regarding the near-death experience get more and more fantastical and preachy, and less and less believable. This book is a good example of this trend. It is a collection of writings by various people who claim to have had such experiences. There are a few accounts that seem to be genuine, written in plain language by ordinary people who had a profound experience, but the great majority of stories are fluffy, fanciful, painfully new-agey (or religious) tracts that read like they were written by would-be professional authors who want to be published. I am interested in the subject of NDEs but this book was nothing but a frustrating waste of money and time. It's too bad this subject matter has become the domain of people with active imaginations, an agenda to push, and little regard for integrity. I actually give it NO STARS!
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