The Interims: When Between Time and Place

by Missy Crider

"The When Between Time and Place" sheds light on the fundamental reality of family, suicide, overcoming grief, the illusion of physical death, the idea of a placeless and timeless reassessment period between physical lives, para-psychological ideologies of reincarnation, quantum telepathy, and the ultimate victory of holding sheer compassion for one another. In the soul journey of Mirabelle Persephone Steidelhauser and her twelve year-old son, Jacob, we traverse many para-psychological states of mind, while contrasting between a bustling borough in modern New York City. The interwoven connectivity of the Earthbound to The Interims proves a suspense filled journey. The Interims offers a comfort to those haunted by suicide or death of loved ones, exploring the quantum principle that physical death is an illusion.

166 pages, Hardcover

Published March 16, 2021

Reviews

[Lucas Velasquez · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Interims: When Between Time and Place takes an ambitious approach to grief, family, and the mysteries surrounding death, following Mirabelle Persephone Steidelhauser and her twelve-year-old son Jacob through a world where the boundaries between physical life, timeless existence, and spiritual experience become increasingly uncertain. I especially appreciated the contrast between the familiar energy of modern New York City and the otherworldly spaces they encounter.

The exploration of suicide, loss, reincarnation, quantum telepathy, and compassion gives the story an emotionally weighty foundation, while the connection between the Earthbound and The Interims creates an intriguing sense of suspense. The result is a thought-provoking journey for readers interested in stories that use speculative and paranormal ideas to examine grief, connection, and what may exist beyond physical death.