The Soul’s Awakening
She’s already accepted her death. But can she accept life after death?
After Charlotte Elisabeth is euthanized, she is startled and disappointed to find herself still conscious, this time trapped in a new plane called the Earth-Heaven Interdimensional Expanse. Convinced the Medical Assistance in Dying program didn’t work, she is determined to escape the “hallucination” and find her way out of Hell Track.
Guided by her soul family, Charlotte Elisabeth must first face the Distortans, strange creatures that barrage her with ominous questions—ones she may not want to know the answers to. Her resistance is keeping her trapped within their reach, and the only way out is straight through them.
Can Charlotte Elisabeth find her way to acceptance, or will she become a permanent denizen of Hell Track?
The first volume of a well-researched speculative fiction trilogy, The Soul’s Awakening explores the prospect of life after death from a fresh metaphysical lens. This compelling narrative will challenge your perceptions and leave you pondering the very nature of existence.
Book One
The Q’Zam’Ta Trilogy
“A metaphysical afterlife adventure that will have readers questioning the meaning of life and the permanence of death, The Soul’s Awakening is a thought-provoking musing on mortality. Creativity is in endless supply in every chapter, as the story wends through an incredibly rich and complex interpretation of the afterlife. This mixture of visionary fiction, theology, and philosophy is a singularly ambitious endeavor to answer some of life’s most enduring questions, which results in a profoundly eye-opening and inspiring read.” Self-Publishing Review
At the moment of my death, my life began.
I was upset. Angry. Horrified.
And confused.
Looking back to that moment in the Solar Age, I found the voices the most unsettling, certain my dying brain had created them and not daring to ask who they were.
My existence had ended because I’d met a doctor who understood me. Why then, voices?
“Why is she surprised?”
Chimes, like tiny silver bells, slivered the air.
“You know why, Blair.”