Lynne Marie Rowland

Gnosis of the Salmon (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Healing from a broken heart at the same time as a heart attack isn't fun, but for Elinor Hugh-Jones it has taken an unexpected and dangerous twist. When a spirit guide arrives calling her to embark on a vision quest, Elinor must face her many demons.

What Elinor doesn't realize is that she will battle not only with the evil Necromancer of her childhood fantasy realm, Gwennec Mor, but also must confront the deep secrets of her family, and find a way to forgive the unforgiveable.

She does not realize that Jimmy, the man who broke her heart, is absolutely essential to fulfilling her destiny.

She also does not realize that the paths of both her grandfathers and her mother who narrate the book, along with her child self, are inextricably linked across time, and that her quest is the only way that her entire family can be free.

How far will Elinor go to save herself and the people she loves?

Endorsements:

"This is one of the most powerful books I have ever read. And yes, I smiled. And, Dear God ... Yes, I wept." Gregg Tyler Milligan, internationally-renowned, award-winning author and abuse prevention advocate.

See Gregg's full recommendation at lynnemarierowland.com and at his site, GodMustBeSleeping.com.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Distributed via Smashwords
• Seitenzahl: 216
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. September 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780989640008
• Artikelnr.: 45448104

Autorenporträt

Lynne Marie Rowland is the author of two books, The Gnosis of the Salmon and A Compendium of Shaman Animals.

Lynne is inspired by a wide range of mythology and spiritual practices. Her particular interest in the Gnostic Christian tradition was sparked by the groundbreaking work of Carl Jung and led her to travel to spiritual centers exploring and reading original materials from Nag Hammadi in Egypt and the Dead Sea Scrolls in Israel. She has studied the Celtic Shamanic tradition for many years. To augment these studies, she visited sites of Celtic lore and myths such as Brittany, and lands imbued with Shaman traditions from China to Chile. Her travels have ranged as far as Antarctica, India, Africa and Japan seeking spiritual growth through many varied faiths and experiences. She has also studied forgiveness extensively in both Eastern and Western philosophical traditions.

Lynne still believes in magic.