"In 1992 A.D., when the narrator, Jason Tull Jr., the dilettante scion
of a famous, incredibly wealthy family, graduates from college, he
decides to work for We Live Again, an underfunded foundation dedicated
to tracking down and authenticating reported instances of reincarnation.
After 10 years and hundreds of dead-end investigations, Jason
encounters the case of Mallory Hastings, a 28-year-old librarian from
Oneonta, N.Y., who, following a minor car wreck, regains consciousness
as a deaf mute. Hoping he has finally stumbled onto the elusive "Golden
Case," Jason gains Mallory's confidence. He is ill-prepared, however,
to cope with the enormity of his discovery: the person now occupying
Mallory's body is Gloria MacArthur, a Manhattan artist born in 1922 A.D.
But this is only a hint of a dark, complex conundrum, for the "new"
Mallory has scarcely learned to talk when she realizes that Jason's A.D.
is not the Christian Anno Domini." the book is well written and all but I wasn't a big fan of it. I get it but just wasn't entertained by it.
Not my cup of tea,
Brian
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