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The Return of Amora Matthews
When brilliant young lawyer Amora Matthews uncovers a conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of New Orleans' legal system, her investigation into a wrongfully accused teenager's case becomes a death sentence. Found dead in the Mississippi River just days before exposing the truth, she becomes another casualty of corruption-until the impossible happens.
Three weeks after her funeral, Amora walks back into her law firm alive, but she's not quite the same person who died. This Amora is a displaced consciousness from a parallel reality-a struggling musician who never went to law school but now carries the memories, legal knowledge, and burning need for justice of her deceased counterpart.
As she navigates between supernatural abilities and courtroom procedure, Amora discovers that the corruption she's fighting spans multiple dimensions, protected by entities that can erase people from existence itself. With the help of other dimensional travelers and a federal agent who's learning that reality is far stranger than she imagined, Amora must expose a conspiracy that threatens justice across infinite parallel worlds.
Part legal thriller, part supernatural fantasy, The Return of Amora Matthews is a gripping tale of second chances, impossible justice, and the power of moral courage to transcend even death itself. In a world where corruption seems invincible, sometimes it takes someone who's already died fighting for justice to prove that hope can cross any boundary-including the space between realities.
A story for anyone who believes that some principles are worth fighting for, no matter how impossible victory might seem.
