SUMMARY OF VOLUME 1

“On July 7th, a tragedy occurred. While Isabelle Sanschagrin, a young woman from Gaspé, was daydreaming about her childhood love, an intruder, an armed monster, entered her home when she was alone... And her dream brutally turned into a living nightmare. She was killed, cruelly, coldly. All the passion she felt then transformed into intense rage…

Her "astral spirit," her aura, one might say, then wandered. Her spirit now drifts from one person to another. Her mother, Dr. Dumondvill, Sunsya, Déreck, and others. Why? She doesn't know; that's what she's trying to find out, all while directly sharing her impressions, her feelings towards all the people she comes to "associate with." Like an "angel" over their shoulders, she glimpses into their lives... hoping to fill in the pieces of her own.

The doctor is a hardworking man, and after learning terrible news, he does everything to find his son: D.A.D. Where is he? What has he done? He feels rage in his heart, just like his son, whom he fears might side with wrongdoers…

Sunsya Zamie is looking for a new passion but is a very hesitant young woman. She asks herself many questions, a bit timid. So she takes an immense risk by signing up for dance classes, the art of Kizomba, which leads her to a competition in Quebec, where, over the months, she will improve. It is also there that she meets the (somewhat) pretentious Déreck. Déreck-Antoine Dumondvill, a name he detests, by the way, and which earned him the nickname D.A.D., who went down the wrong path in his "alleged" youth. He will gladly tell his story, his past adventures, to Sunsya, at her request. Through his narrative, they will grow closer, irresistibly drawn to each other. As if it were destiny... all while having a small invisible being above their heads, commenting on all their actions: Isabelle.

Is Déreck her murderer, the man who shot her in cold blood? Why does she feel a strange attraction to him, like a "soul connection"?

A sweet romance. An intriguing suspense. A dark thriller. A story told with passion, just as the author is a TRULY passionate person. Mary Giasson draws us into a story that I would call "different," original, and far from the standards we know. With her intriguing characters, the author takes us on a surprising, unsettling story, full of intrigue, but above all of rage and passion, with an "AMAZING" ending, I didn't expect that! "

La Passionnée, columnist

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