Backslide

Episode One

By: Teresa Schaeffer

Narrated by: Meghan Kelly

When the future controls the past, where does that leave the present?

Following the death of her young son Isaac in a tragic accident for which she blames herself, Natasha's American-dream life is falling apart. She's plagued by nightmares in which she relives the motor accident that she survived but Isaac didn't. Her husband Lucas no longer sleeps with her, and to him their marriage is dying - if it isn't already dead. Worried about Natasha's health and state of mind, her best friend Emily recommends a hypnotherapist who specializes in past life regression therapy. Initially skeptical, Natasha finally researches past life regression on the Internet where following the instructions on a do-it-yourself website effects a shift in her consciousness and takes her to a time beyond time and place that is both here...and somewhere else.

Bewildered, Natasha is confronted by a strange, almost alien people - the Mereflex - who tell her that they are the true owners of this world. They tell Natasha that they need her to alter the future in order to save their dying civilization. Altering the future alters the past because the past creates the pathways that lead to the future. Can she bring back her dead son by doing as these people ask? Natasha wakes up in her own bed wondering if it had all been a dream. But as she soon discovers, the dream was an all-too-real nightmare and for her the present will never be the same again.

©2015 Teresa Schaeffer (P)2015 Teresa Schaeffer

Imaginative

I loved listening to the First Episode. This story was creative and unique. The narrator did a great job. I'm looking forward to Episode Two.

Backslide

This was a quick story and raises a lot of questions that I assume might get answered in later episodes.

The narration was alright.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

More Questions than Answers

Backslide is a quick little story that is entertaining, but it does leave you with a lot of questions with no answers. I received this book from an audiobook website for free. I am voluntarily leaving my honest and unbiased review here of my own free will.

Great short read

This short read grabs your interest from the beginning. It has an interesting view on life, and really makes you wonder about things you thought you knew.