Mystical Vapors

by Aiesha Warner

Overview

Mystical Vapors takes you on a mind boggling, earth shattering journey of mystery with Alison Fields. She is a woman whose life is woven by interlocking threads of love with her God/man Cavanaugh Lewis. Their love transports you to Stonehenge. Deemed a mysterious, sacred place by scientists for eons, her archeologist father and astronomer mother teach her ever curious mind to always trust her heard. Unraveling the mystery relating to the deaths of her parents at Stonehenge keeps Alison’s life wrapped in mystery so deeply she can’t solve it without the help of Zeus, who was sent by Apollo, “the King of the Gods” as guide and protector. Caught between her past and present lives, Apollo reveals to her and Cavanaugh how their destinies need to be fulfilled. They must rebuild Stonehenge by the year 2012. He also relates the story of why the earth is dangerous wobbling on its axis due to a power-hungry God named Siva who thirsts to completely destroy Stonehenge for revenge. Scientists from around the world gather for an Expose in Florida to consider options for saving the earth from total annihilation. Duamotef, Siva’s henchman, serves his master’s wishes as the evil entity whose aim is keeping Alison forever vigilant against his onslaughts. Cataclysmic events that continuously occur while rebuilding Stonehenge makes the project seem almost impossible to complete without the help of people whose battle cry is, “With Love we will conquer.”

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781452030098
Publisher:	AuthorHouse
Publication date:	08/11/2010
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	268
File size:	415 KB

About the Author

Author Aiesha Warner, born in 1945, was a quiet, shy little girl with a curious mind, and a vivid imagination. Intrigued with life’s trials, tribulations, and challenges, her awe inspiring adventure into writing brings a fantasy world of joy to a captive audience. In feeding her continuous desire to make people’s lives happy, joyous and filled with love, she is presently writing her next book.

Read an Excerpt

Sometimes it is hard to let go of things like anger, betrayal, or deception. We may even think we have moved on, and then years later, realize the emotions still linger just beneath the surface. Like a sterile, scarred pathway in the yard, worn by an angry dog pulling at the end of his chain, our soul is disfigured by the relentless emotions. We become calloused and desensitized by their constant presence. When couples divorce over issues like adultery, leaving their pain indelibly etched into the innocent faces of their children, genuine forgiveness is often sacrificed to the omnipresent god of acrimony. However, even in these intensely conflicted relationships, I believe God expects us to follow Jesus’ model. Jesus forgave people he met on the streets and hillsides, the soldiers who beat and crucified him, and his friend Simon Peter, who disgracefully denied knowing him. He gives us a model to follow as we endure the many conflicts in our daily lives. He invites us to forgive the rude driver who causes us to slam on brakes and spill our coffee. He encourages us to forgive the narcissistic boss, the incompetent supervisor, the rude co-worker, even the defiant daughter-in-law with another box of tape recorders. He demonstrates how to forgive those who mortally wound our most intimate relationships and defile our most sacred commitments. He firmly insists that only he or she who is without sin may cast the first stone. Then, he speaks to our hearts in a gentle, graceful and collective whisper, “Go, and sin no more.” As the Children of Israel wandered the wilderness in search of the Promised Land, they were much like you and me. We wander through the wilderness of each day, encountering disappointments, confusion, frustration, sometimes wild beasts and conflicts of all sorts. Yet, our search is also for a Promised Land, where we are genuinely reconciled with our brothers and sisters, co-workers, neighbors, parents, spouse and children. As we journey through life, encountering uncharted emotions, troubling thoughts and unexpected conflict, sometimes with those whom we love the most, we are reminded of God’s daily presence in our lives.