Four college students trade places with four billionaires
in a daring attempt to give away their fortunes and save the world. What could possibly go wrong?
A ragtag team of brilliant misfits battles power struggles, clashing personalities, and their own questionable judgment when they start swapping lives with the super-rich in this fast-paced, character-driven urban fantasy.
In a world where bodies, power, and love are all up for grabs, Kit Arbor leads a team of physics students on the most ridiculous—and dangerous—mission imaginable: secretly inhabit the bodies of billionaires and use their absurd fortunes to save the planet. What could possibly go wrong?
Turns out… quite a lot.
Trained to do the impossible, Kit and his crew abandon their young bodies to take over the lives of powerful strangers decades older. Overnight they gain private jets, board seats, luxury penthouses—and enemies they definitely didn’t earn. Worse, none of them quite knows how to act like a billionaire. Between suspicious spouses, secretive security teams, and the occasional moral crisis, the mission begins to look less like a master plan and more like a cosmic practical joke.
With the body-swap chaos of Freaky Friday and the suspense of the television show Sense 8, this thrilling sci-fi adventure explores identity, power, and the absurdity of trying to fix the world—especially when you’re doing it in someone else’s body. Changing the planet might be possible. Surviving the experience with their sanity intact? That’s another matter entirely.
This book is an absolutely wild ride. You’ve got a group of folks who are swapping bodies with the ultra rich with intentions on donating their money to worthwhile charities. So much ensues between murder, love, mystery etc. it’s very difficult to review this book without spoiling anything but I really enjoyed it and read it in a day. This is obviously fiction and fantasy but also teaches a few things about good (and bad) morals. I liked the writing style and would recommend this book to others.
—Mandy Brady, NetGalley Reviewer
Who’s Inside: The Billionaire Switch is based on the premise that wealth should be for the benefit of everyone, not hoarded and wasted by an undeserving few. But methods for achieving such a utopian ideal lead to an incredible chain of events almost dizzying in their twists and turns. M.Carroll has spun a tale of the human condition and the challenges of seeking new possibilities and solutions for its redemption.
— Barbara Waterman-Peters, author/artist
