Kallie is a nineteen year old college student and has deja vu moments throughout her day. Kallie wasn’t sure what she wanted to do with her life and hadn’t even chosen a major yet. Kallie’s mom died a year before from brain cancer. Kallie worries with having deja vu that she also has brain cancer. There is also the death of a stranger is being investigated as Kallie is having this sense of deja vu. Kalie goes to Dr Frost because she wants answers why she has these sensations of deja vu. It is discovered there are terrorists and an anti society There is also a religious connection to what was happening. Kallie is being a person of interest to a couple of religious men - Father McCarthy and Rev Johnny Swag as well as an ICE agent -Dennard Bennett. Demons are coming in through an open portal. Then Kallie is being told she needs to save the world from demons. Kallie has to figure out who to believe and what is really going on with her. Kallie has powers that are getting stronger so she can attack demons. Someone is killing people and Ice thinks Father McCarthy knows why. Father McCarthy was on the phone having a discussion about the Rememberers who are people who can predict catastrophes and there is a secret group who control the knowledge and how to deal with it.
I had mixed feelings about this book I had basically enjoyed reading it but would not read it again. I liked the plot, but this dragged for me at times. Somethings were repeated and that annoyed me. I felt the terrorists were revealed too soon. But there was an unexpected twist I really liked. I also liked watching Kallie grow. This book included: Catholic priests and other religious person, psychology, demon gates, terrorist plots, God, Adam and Eve, powers, past lives, action, possession, reincarnation, action, psychics and so much more. I didn’t really connect with the characters. But I did enjoy the mystery. I liked the religious aspect. But a lot of things just seemed to simple to me in this book. There should have been more complexity especially concerning Kallie. This was also confusing to me at times. I really didn’t enjoy the end. So as I said I had mixed feelings about this.