The Other

Imagine you are having visions of places you have never been to, visions so real and so compelling, that each night you wake up in a cold sweat, certain that you have been there, experienced it, and yet, you 'know' it cannot be possible.18 year-old Kaetlyn O’Sullivan, living in a small village on the southwest tip of Ireland, is having those visions, bordering on nightmares, about places and things she has never experienced in her life. It is as if some part of her, buried deep in her subconscious, is trying to escape. She goes to a psychologist who eventually resorts to regressive therapy, and what is revealed is not only shocking to both of them, but it also changes Kaetlyn’s life, casting her into the global arena as geopolitical powers vie to monopolize what she knows and what she can do. Kaetlyn is not only faced with the shocking reality that her past life has just become her present life, but with it comes the realization that she had a mission to accomplish before she died, and now, that mission is more relevant and more critical to the survival of the human race than ever.The Other is followed by its sequel: L.I.N. - More human than Ai'What an extraordinary book! It blends my favorite concepts such as history, psychology, past life, and spirituality, plus loads of twists and turns that made me unable to put it down until finished. I felt as if I was reading the script of a future motion picture, one of the magnitude of movies such as 'Interstellar' or 'First Contact'.'A.G Mogan, author of Love Affairs'An instant page turner...'Marina Osipova, author of The Cruel RomanceThe Other is an amazing and exciting story!I refuse to ruin anyone else’s appreciation of this terrific story by telling too much. Instead, I will limit myself to sharing my thrills and love of the story, the realistic characters, and the excitement knowing the story isn’t over.'JanR'This book was incredible.'Elaine M.'An instant page turner...'Marina Osipova, author of The Cruel Romance'Réal Laplaine has written a true masterpiece that is hard to put aside, even when you HAVE to sleep. The story unfolds in separate, but entangled lines of events. Real has mastered tempo and 'shifting' of the entangled stories so that you as the reader are hooked to the story, as if you were there. I highly recommend the book for everyone of a broad mind that likes the unknown, intermingled with geopolitics, past-life and with a touch of an alien interception with a positive and do-good agenda. Cannot wait until the follow-up is here!'Johnny A.