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.
To reach her life review and the next stage of her existence, whether she likes it or not, Charlotte Elisabeth must first accept her soul family and 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 awaken her soul, 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 novel will challenge your perceptions and leave you pondering the very nature of existence.
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Shireen Anne Jeejeebhoy is an award-winning author. Shireen writes novels and non-fiction, blogs about Toronto and brain injury, and creates visual art under both Shireen Jeejeebhoy and Shireen Anne Jeejeebhoy.
Shireen's first book, Lifeliner: The Judy Taylor Story (2007), was an award-winning biography about a patient and her pioneering doctor whose ground-breaking work made it possible to live without eating. A Canadian innovation, this artificial life support saves tens of thousands of lives every year around the globe.
She, Shireen's first novel, was a finalist for the 2012 The Word Guild Awards, Novel ? Futuristic Category,
Shireen's memoir Concussion Is Brain Injury: Treating the Neurons and Me (2017) was short-listed for the 2018 Word Awards and garnered seven five-star reviews and an invitation to blog on Psychology Today.
Using this memoir as a launch pad, Shireen created a website on brain injury, how to diagnose it, and effective treatments for it at https://concussionisbraininjury.com.
Shireen advocates for replacing standard medical care with effective neurostimulation and neuromodulation therapies to restore people's health and return them to their full potential. This advocacy lead her to become the brain injury consultant and dramaturge on Brain Storm (play, 2020). Brain Storm ran at Dancemakers Studio in Toronto's historic Distillery District just before COVID-19 shut down Toronto. And motivated by the popularity of her Psychology Today post on brain injury grief, she wrote Brain Injury, Trauma, and Grief: How to Heal When You Are Alone, a self-help book to help people learn about and recover from this devastating grief.
Shireen has written several novels that feature Toronto as a character and star women finding their way without romance giving them the answers. Women talk to each other about something other than a man, and, drawing on her tri-continent background, diversity emerges naturally in her stories. Dogs and cats cavort in supporting roles.
