Summary:

Hayato Haise was ordinary in every way that mattered. Not especially smart, not especially ambitious just a quiet high school boy whose body moved before his mind could stop it. When he dies shoving a little girl out of the path of a speeding truck, he expects nothing more than the end. Instead, he wakes up in someone else’s bed. Smaller hands. Longer blonde hair. Red eyes staring back from a crooked mirror. He is now Quinn Hale, an 11 year old girl in a quiet village of woodsmoke, timber yards, and morning chores. Her memories flood in like water into cracked clay her parents’ faces, the forest paths she walked, the small fears she never voiced. And with them comes the crushing weight of what he has done.