Second Soul

De: Thomas Sullivan

Narrado por: Nick Sullivan

Whatever was, is, and shall be is my enemy. If it has cells, if it needs light or air or water, it loses control when I'm near. I am profoundly wrong for this world. I will never be able to hide in a crowd....

Michael Carmichael was a normal man - until the careening downward plunge of his life culminated in a near-fatal skiing accident. He should have died in the icy waterfall where he crashed, but he became the exception to the rule no being was ever meant to break.

Now Michael is not quite a man, nor is he alive or dead. His image in the mirror is inexplicably, but undeniably, different. The voices of others echo in his head. And as his inward metamorphosis brings the wrath of the natural world upon him, he must venture back to the waterfall to reclaim his soul from those who plan a crueler fate for him....

©2005 Thomas Sullivan (P)2012 David N. Wilson

Heart & Souls with a few more passengers

This book reminded me of the RDJ movie Heart & Souls. A dude dies and is revived but has some ghostly hangers-around, and that is basically what it's all about. He tries to work out his mess of a life while dealing with them. The book isn't bad, but it does spin its wheels (The Wheels on the Bus go round and round) in some spots. I enjoyed it, but it was just missing something.

Narration was surprisingly good. Actually, it wasn't. It was Nick Sullivan and I've heard him before. He's always top-notch.