Book summary

An obsessed psychologist finds her quest to define near-death experiences drawing to a close when a neurologist discovery creates a drug that will simulate the experience--maybe.

Media reviews

"I'm tempted to dub PASSAGE a neurological detective story with metaphysical leanings, but even that description goes too far in nailing down this mercurial work. I'm sure, though, that it's one of the smartest books I've read in years; its construction is a marvel of ingenuity and--what's even more remarkable, given the wizardry of Willis' storytelling--its intellectual honesty is impeccable."