The day Mia Jensen died is the day she began to live.

Mia’s choices have often brought her to a place of disappointment; now Mia’s dying moments bring her the opportunity to examine the “what if” and the “what could have been” roads she’s never traveled. But has her new-found knowledge come too late to make a difference?

In this unique narrative, readers journey with Mia Jensen as her life, re-imagined by a select group of writers, unfolds in new and unexpected ways. Through each of these stories, readers see how the choices she makes lead Mia along the story-filled pathways of her life. But, after seeing the wide-ranging possibilities, would Mia choose to change the life she’s known? It’s an intriguing question, spectacularly answered in these glimpses into what might have been.

The accounts of Mia’s possible lives fill the space between the first and last stories of the anthology, creating a satisfying whole that will cause readers to pause for reflection after they’ve turned the last page in this unputdownable tale.

Highly recommended.

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It’s been a bitch of a day for Mia Jensen,now she hears the sound of someone or something in her kitchen. Instead of going for help, she investigates and is attacked and left to die. As she lays dying, she sees not her actual life pass before her eyes, but the lives she might have led had she made better choices. Told in the voices of an assortment of authors, from Patti Callahan Henry to Kate Moretti, this is a somber glance at what might have been

A thousand doors by J.T Ellison is a what if type book. What if we had done things differently, where would we be at in our lives? As a 40 year old woman lies in her house, left for dead, she considers this and the what if lives start passing by her. Showing her all that could have been, for a steep dark price.
Thank you Netgalley and the publisher for an arc copy of a thousand doors in exchange for an honest review.