She Stopped Faking Crazy After I Died,So I Came Back for Revenge

Linda Murray spent thirty years caring for her mother-in-law, Dolores Abbott, who everyone believed had gone mad the day Linda married into the family. Linda fed her, bathed her, and endured every humiliation while neighbors blamed her for the old woman's condition. When cancer finally took Linda, her lingering spirit witnessed the truth: Dolores stood over her coffin, perfectly lucid, gloating that she had worn Linda into the ground.

But heaven settles scores. Linda wakes reborn, before the diagnosis, before the end, facing the same raving old woman. This time she sees the performance for what it is. When Dolores shreds her grandson Tyler's study books before his SATs, Linda shoves her down, cuts open her pillow, and finds hidden money to replace them. Dolores shrieks and strikes her, but Linda strikes back, refusing to swallow the abuse she once accepted.

With Tyler's college letter and his safety at stake, Linda moves to outmaneuver the woman who destroyed her once before. This time, it is her turn.