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Conversations With Freddie Mercury - cover

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Conversations With Freddie Mercury

Ronald Ritter, Sussan Evermore

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Summary

Freddie's outlook or comments about life now come from a different perspective as he has passed over. 

This book is a record of his new perspective, he is charming, witty and spiritual. Once passed, Freddie experiences what is known as a viewing. Simply said it is the newly attained ability of the one who has passed to view their own life without judgement and with clarity of understanding.

It was especially important to Freddie that we included discussions about all the members of the band and that we did not leave anyone out, as he reiterated, 'we were all part of the success of Queen'. 

If you are a fan of Freddie Mercury or just curious you will find many answers about his life that have not been found or discussed in his biographies. You will laugh and cry, you might even sing a verse or two as Freddie talks to us from beyond the grave as we remember a man who reached the pinnacle of musical success.
Available since: 10/01/2014.

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