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    7 days with God

    By Ralph Llewellyn

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    What is Life? What is the purpose of our limited days on earth and what lies beyond that? Frank is an arrogant
    man; he is egocentric, narcissistic and self-centered. Suddendly, God himself appears and gives Frank an ultimatum...To change his life, Frank has 7 days in which he will have to face his worst fear -
    the fear of the “After“ and its haunting questions nof “Will there be a void?” or “Will there be another chapter?” Will he succeed?

    “7 days with God", written by Ralph Llewellyn, is a fun-cynical, yet profound story in which a person learns to question and to newly define the meaning of his life.

    Without any religious dogma, but filled with philosophical ideas and plenty of humor Llewellyn’s novel mercilessly reveals the social ills of our time.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLibreka GmbH
    Release dateMar 12, 2018
    ISBN9783946446576
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    7 days with God
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    Ralph Llewellyn

    Born in the USA, Ralph Llewellyn grew up in Germany and now lives in Heidelberg. After visiting the elementary school in Eppelheim and high school Carl Theodor in Schwetzingen, he studied computer scence at the University of Karlsruhe. Ralph Llewellyn is owner of several real estate companies: RSL - Immobilien GmbH, Immoracer GmbH and PL Immo-trust GmbH. The philosophic novel “7 days with God” explores the depth of life without any religious dogmas and asks the questions that matters to all of us.

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