The Death Trip was a quick read and the story was surprisingly well done for such a short length. It did contain a few errors, but not very many.  Chuck, an out of work aspiring journalist, originally starts researching the company behind the Death Trip experience to better understand his grandmother's choice to take the drug instead of living out the remaining few months of her life with cancer and  Parkinsons disease.  He is drawn to a mysterious women he meets online who suspects the company of evil intentions and wants him to gather the evidence to prove it.  As he digs deeper, he raises the suspicions of the company's founder, who has a hidden agenda.  The author takes a very controversial subject and presents the perspective from each side.  The science behind the death trip experience was explained very well and was thought-provoking.  The ending was a surprise and left up to interpretation.