The Middle Realm

For Savannah Montgomery, moving on is not easy. Her best friend killed her, after all. Since her life was taken from her so abruptly, her unfinished business brings her back to earth in the form of a ghost. She finds that the transition from girl to ghost is not easy, no surprise there. Not only is she trying to adjust to the afterlife, she is also trying to figure out why Emma would kill her. In the mean time, Savannah talks Emma into taking on Savannah’s identity. It’s the only way Savannah could begin to forgive her best friend. Emma is the only one who can see Savannah. Emma, with Savannah’s guidance, tries to go about life as normal, as normal as one could go about while hiding a dark secret. Savannah tries her best to stay strong, but it proves harder than she expected. Her life was full of promise, and she was finally at that point in her life where everything she had worked so hard for began to fall into place.
When her life was taken from her so suddenly, all of Savannah’s hopes and dreams were taken with it. Or so it felt like. Little did she realize that the happiness that one filled her life with joy and gave her a reason to be alive, would find it’s way back to her. The source of this happiness may be different from what she experienced when she was alive, yet it still gave her something to look forward to again. Just when Savannah thinks that she’ll never find joy or love again, she meets some spirits who show her that death does not have to be the means to an end. It’s just the start of a new chapter in her existence. One of these spirits is that of a young soldier from Michigan who was killed in the D-day invasion in Normandy. Savannah falls in love with him, to her surprise. Savannah realizes that happiness and love can be found in the most unexpected places and at the most unexpected times.