Déjà vu

by P.E. Chretien

 

Constance Hebert's sheltered life turns upside down when her near death experience leaves her with vague memories of how she has lived, loved, and died in the past.

Logic, laws, and reasoning have always guided Gabriel Collins' life until his past comes back to haunt him. Another life, in another time, that he can't yet fully remember. But his soul is somehow forever entwined with the soul of one particular woman.

Sebastian Vega's ability to bend the truth has earned him everything a man could want. But a black hole of need lies in his soul, driving him to want more. But what "more" looks like, he has no idea. Until Constance greets him one morning, turning his need into an all consuming obsession. He's lost her before in ages past, and he'll be damned if he'll let Collins steal her from him again.

 

341 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 31, 2019

Reviews

[Michele Daigle]

This book touched me deeply because of it's near death experience and past lives theme! I've done research into past lives and done a past life regression; this book, though fictional with one of the characters struggling with the "lack of scientific evidence", is true to all the research I've done! The story is entertaining and intense! I'm thoroughly vested in Gabriel and Constance's story and need to get book 2 ASAP!

The digital version I read, like most digital versions, had numerous spelling and grammatical errors, usually that makes me crazy, but I was too busy fervently reading to get to the next scene to harp on that in the back of my mind!

[Tianna Rule]

Such a great book!

This book takes you on a roller coaster ride. It's such a good book, I really enjoyed the reincarnation aspect. I think some parts were a bit hard to read/stay engaged with, and the ending was not as satisfying as I had hoped. But overall I liked this story and would recommend.