Changing Planes – A Metaphysical Fiction Novella That Heals And Entertains
I know you’re not supposed to judge a book by it’s cover, but when I first looked at Changing Planes, I was totally intrigued. The midnight blue of the sky and the water are mirror images of each other and it makes you think of when you have two mirrors and reflect them back to each other so that you can see infinity in them. This book was like that. It gave me a glimpse of infinity, something I never believed possible.
I was very thankful that when the book came from Amazon, that it was a little book, a novella, if you will, because frankly, I just don’t have the time to read 1000 page novels. I love them, but I get lost after the first few pages. Not so with Changing Planes. When I opened it up and started reading, I couldn’t put it down.
Though it’s my job to deal in words, I can’t describe this book well enough to do it justice. It’s better if you just read it yourself. I highly recommend that you do so. It’s not expensive and it’s the kind of book that you want to keep around, just to be able to give it to a friend. When I read it, it was like I was reading my own life, I identified with the main character that much.
This book needs to be read by millions, and preferably — women, though from what I understand from the author’s page, men have liked it too. But it’s a woman’s story through and through.
Madison Reeves, a young, ambitious VP of a high-end department store, is about to embark on the journey of a lifetime. She doesn’t know it as she heads for the airport on a Caribbean vacation, yet something nags at her, deep in the recesses of her mind.
When Madison reaches the airport terminal, things begin to go awry, but not in a noticeable sense. After boarding