If you loved Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, you are going to enjoy this. How much of life can we truly rely on and does what people believe make a difference? Is all existence as we know it, an illusion? Brandon has been given bad news, but instead of going to pieces, he goes to France. He intends to have a final motorcycle ride to ponder life and experience freedom. What appears to be a chance meeting sends his plan awry. He is shown something that makes him question reality and finds himself on a metaphysical quest for truth. As reflective teachings open up for him, he discovers accepting 'what is' to be a more important choice than 'what could be.' If his thoughts do create the world, as Buddha said, what is he thinking to make someone want him dead?

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