"Jae has again managed to blend different themes into an entertaining whole. Metaphysics, murder, reincarnation, spirituality, jealousy all bundled into a rollicking, challenging piece of work that will delight you, keep you guessing, and make you think. Thanks, Kelli Jae, for another fine story."
A non-physical walk-in soul makes an agreement with another incarnated soul to take over her body. The Walk-in, perhaps too fearless, and too hungry for the pleasures of the flesh, discovers she has inherited the life of Daelah Murdock, a Mormon goody-two-shoes with a pathological attachment to the color pink. The surrogate soul's life as a lesbian cop did not prepare her for this. Or did it? As a live-in caregiver for two men--one blind, the other wheelchair bound--Daelah's life seems bland and puerile. Except that someone is trying to kill her. Who knew the afterlife could be this much fun?
"Although not my preferred subject-matter, I decided to give Somewhere Else a try since I've thoroughly enjoyed all of the other books that I've read by Kelli Jae Baeli. This book focused on alternative ideas about our existence, coupled with Baeli's trademark wit and humor. This novella was entertaining and opened my mind to that alternative thinking."
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"Jae has again managed to blend different themes into an entertaining whole. Metaphysics, murder, reincarnation, spirituality, jealousy all bundled into a rollicking, challenging piece of work that will delight you, keep you guessing, and make you think. Thanks, Kelli Jae, for another fine story."
A non-physical walk-in soul makes an agreement with another incarnated soul to take over her body. The Walk-in, perhaps too fearless, and too hungry for the pleasures of the flesh, discovers she has inherited the life of Daelah Murdock, a Mormon goody-two-shoes with a pathological attachment to the color pink. The surrogate soul's life as a lesbian cop did not prepare her for this. Or did it? As a live-in caregiver for two men--one blind, the other wheelchair bound--Daelah's life seems bland and puerile.
Except that someone is trying to kill her.
Who knew the afterlife could be this much fun?
"Although not my preferred subject-matter, I decided to give Somewhere Else a try since I've thoroughly enjoyed all of the other books that I've read by Kelli Jae Baeli. This book focused on alternative ideas about our existence, coupled with Baeli's trademark wit and humor. This novella was entertaining and opened my mind to that alternative thinking."