What if déjà vu is not confusion, but remembrance?
Elias has lived his entire life with an aching sense of loss, a certainty that someone essential is missing. The feeling grows stronger with time, appearing in moments of recognition that make no logical sense, and leaving behind a longing too deep to ignore. Seeking answers, he follows an unlikely path to a remote Buddhist monastery in the Himalayas.
There, under the guidance of a mysterious lama, Elias uncovers the truth hidden beneath his subconscious. His memories are not his alone. They belong to a previous life, one marked by a profound love that ended too soon, leaving two souls unfinished and restless.
When Elias meets Élise, a young woman from the south of France who carries the other half of the same past, destiny is no longer an abstract idea. Together, they must decide whether love reborn can truly be lived again, not as myth or memory, but in the reality of modern life, with all its practical challenges and human choices.
Déjà Vu is a lyrical, mystical romance about reincarnation, soul memory, and the courage it takes to choose love twice. It weaves spirituality with intimacy, fate with free will, and asks a timeless question: if love returns to you, will you recognize it?
