Deja Who

Written by MaryJanice Davidson

Narrated by Nancy Wu

From the author of the New York Times bestselling Undead novels comes a delightfully addictive new series about past lives and bad habits. Leah Nazir is an Insighter. Reincarnation is her business. But while her clients' pasts are a mess, Leah's is nothing short of tragedy. She's been murdered. A lot. If left to that bitch, destiny, it'll happen again. Leah wants to know who's been following her through time, and who's been stalking her in the present.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Recorded Books, Inc.
• Release date: Sep 6, 2016
• ISBN: 9781490618838

MaryJanice Davidson

MaryJanice Davidson has been credited with starting paranormal chick lit. She is the author of the Undead series and Me, Myself and Why? Her books have been listed on The New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists, and she lists her goals as “Working for world peace, figuring out how to make potstickers, and speaking at writer and reader conferences around the world.” She lives in Minnesota.

Reviews for Deja Who

[dorie.craig · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Interesting and entertaining take on reincarnation. This was a much funnier book than I expected. Will be looking for the next in the series.

[stacyatufi · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

I gave it 2.5 starsI have been thinking a lot about DEJA WHO since I finished reading it. Not because I loved it and it stuck with me, but because I had NO clue what to say about it. Did I like it? Well, I didn't hate it, but I didn't really fall into it either. It just kind of was. When I read the blurb for DEJA WHO the first thing I thought was, "Wow, that's different. What a neat concept." When I started reading DEJA WHO all I thought was "What?!?!" I was completely lost in the first chapter until I got the hang of how the story was being told. On top of that I had a hard time wanting to read more in the beginning because some of the past stories of Leah's patients were really slow and downright boring. I thought a lot of that could have been left out if I'm being honest. I don't think it added anything to the story and like I said, it was boring.By now you might be asking what I liked about DEJA WHO. I honestly am having a hard time saying. Like I said before, I didn't hate it and I was able to finish it. The characters had some flaws—ok they had a lot of flaws—but I did find them interesting. The story line was unique with some funny and eccentric moments, but I didn't love the flow and I thought there was a lot of nonsense thrown in. The big mystery of who Leah's killer was going to be kept the suspense up, but when it came to the reveal, I was less than impressed. Will I read another installment of the Insighter series? Something in the blurb would really need to grab me.* This book was provided free of charge from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.