In this sequel to One Just Man, in truly Stan Law’s style, this book is both: a bold exploration of human potential, and an international thriller. As an added bonus, Peter shows us the way to join him in the realm of man’s ultimate destiny.
"Man's search for fulfillment and completeness has never had a better advocate than Stan I. S. Law… We witness the chrysalis of godhood growing to dimensions not yet dreamed of. Fascinating characters drawn with an artist's eye of discernment will leave an indelible echo of recognition, and unquenchable hope, in the mind of the perceptive reader."...
In this sequel to One Just Man, in truly Stan Law’s style, this book is both: a bold exploration of human potential, and an international thriller. As an added bonus, Peter shows us the way to join him in the realm of man’s ultimate destiny.
"Man's search for fulfillment and completeness has never had a better advocate than Stan I. S. Law… We witness the chrysalis of godhood growing to dimensions not yet dreamed of. Fascinating characters drawn with an artist's eye of discernment will leave an indelible echo of recognition, and unquenchable hope, in the mind of the perceptive reader." (Kate Jones, Pasadena, USA)
"A sparkling novel that frames Dr. Peter Thornton's intensely personal journey of self-discovery in the best of high stakes international intrigue." (B. Symonds, writer, PQ)
"Intrigue, international espionage, mystery and romance. You'll find it all in this sequel to One Just Man. I loved it!" (Madeleine Whitthoeft, Canada)
Stan I.S. Law (Stanislaw Kapuscinski), architect, sculptor and prolific writer was educated in Poland and England. Since 1965 he has resided in Canada. His special interests cover a broad spectrum of arts, sciences and philosophy. His fiction and non-fiction attest to his particular passion for the scope and the development of human potential. He authored more than twenty-five books, twelve of them novels.
Under his real name he published six non-fiction books sharing his vision of reality. His non-fiction books can be found at:
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and/or at
inhousepress.ca
As an architect [RIBA, MRAIC, OAQ ret.] he designed a number high rise buildings in Montreal, including Regency Hyatt Hotel (now Delta), Place Mercantile, Headquarters for the Mutual Alliance, as well as a number of low and middle rise structures for private clients. In the National Capital he was the associate in charge of design of Royal Bank Headquarters on Sparks Street.
His novels include:
NOW—Being and Becoming
One Just Man (Winston Trilogy Book I)
Elohim—Masters and Minions (Winston Trilogy Book II)
Winstons' Kingdom (Winston Trilogy Book III)
Yeshûa—Personal Memoir of the Missing Years of Jesus
The Avatar Syndrome (prequel to Headless World)
Headless World—The Vatican Incident (Sequel to Avatar Syndrome).
The Princess (Alexander Trilogy Book I).
Alexander (Alexander Trilogy Book II).
Sacha—The Way Back (Alexander Trilogy Book III).
The Gate—Things my Mother told me.
Marvin Clark—In Search of Freedom.
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In this sequel to One Just Man, in truly Stan Law’s style, this book is both: a bold exploration of human potential, and an international thriller. As an added bonus, Peter shows us the way to join him in the realm of man’s ultimate destiny."Man's search for fulfillment and completeness has never had a better advocate than Stan I. S. Law… We witness the chrysalis of godhood growing to dimensions not yet dreamed of. Fascinating characters drawn with an artist's eye of discernment will leave an indelible echo of recognition, and unquenchable hope, in the mind of the perceptive reader."...