Could you handle living someone else’s life?
Sixteen year old Luna is used to short ex-pat postings but resents having to start all over again in chaotic Bangkok.
Nui loves her Thai family but feels suffocated by their traditions and expectations. She’s itching to escape and start exploring the world.
The two girls have only one thing in common – they envy each other’s lifestyle.
With a bizarre theory in mind they start dabbling with transcendental meditation at a Buddhist temple under a false pretext. When their experiment takes a shocking turn they soon discover that their act of rebellion has real-life consequences.
As Luna and Nui try to figure out how to reclaim their lives they realize that they would have to give up on their dreams. Do they really want to?

How far would you go to keep your dream alive?
Luna and Nui have achieved the impossible—they switched bodies to live their dream, at least temporarily. But is it enough?
When Nui takes a dangerous gamble and Luna breaks their vow of secrecy, the fragile balance of their agreement shifts and their opposing desires set off a battle of wills that could cost the girls everything. Can Luna and Nui trust each other to keep their promise or is their conflict beyond repair?
Which lines are they willing to cross to get what they want?

Can you trust yourself?

After secretly swapping lives, Bangkok teenagers Luna and Nui are grappling with the unintended consequences of their impulsive experiment. When a family crisis exposes their hidden agendas, they must question their choices. Struggling to take responsibility and desperate to reverse course, the girls face unexpected challenges that seem to conspire against them and put their friendship to the ultimate test.

Can they untangle their spirits, and reclaim their true identities?

Taang-Leuk concludes the Krung Thep trilogy—a journey of ambition, betrayal, friendship, and the effects of the choices we make.