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In ancient times there really did stand a 200 foot (70 metres) high statue at the entrance to Cádiz harbour. It was pulled down about 850 CE by an Emir of Córdoba, it was described by a Greek travellor in 300 BCE and the Phoenicians always said it was there when they arrived about 1100 BCE ... so who built it and why? Tracy Nicholson recalls a lifetime as a Carthaginian princess who becaome first a slave and then a Roman citizen who married Centurion Marcus Cornelus. Drean, hypnosis and further past lives reveal that the statue commemorates the defeat of a great evil, imprisoned in the far past and released when the statue fell. Gill, Steve, Tracy and Ken begin the process of balancing the evil, though it has had a considerable headstart.

The Rings of Poseidon A team of archaeologists, led by Afro-Caribbean Alyicia Graham is excavating a Stone Age site in the Orkney Islands north of Scotland when they uncover a remarkably preserved copper ring ...a ring which seems to have the power to give the wearer a glimpse of the past ...but is it their own past or that of the ring? Why are all the team somehow connected with the ring? What is a metal ring doing so far back in the Stone Age, and who is seeking the ring over millenia? A story with a strong occult element and a sinister thread running through it, accurately crafted by one who has been a student of the occult for decades. A 'cult novel' of the Western Mystery tradition.

Time & Time AgainThe day before her 16th Birthday, Ann runs from the abuse she's suffering at a children's home and ends up cold and wet, sheltering in a bus shelter from the wind and snow. There Chris, whose wife Linda has died and now needs someone to look after two small children, finds her at the end of her tether. Did she run in a blind panic or is something else at work ... why does she look and sound like a younger version of Linda? Why does she know her way around a strange town? Linda's older sister died of leukaemia a few months before Ann was born. Could she be a reincarnation and could that be why she knows so much about Linda's family and friends?It doesn't take many episodes of regression for Ann to discover she IS all the people she's been and that she can access all their memories, but she's determined to repair a broken family. Judith saw her mother crushed when a hay lorry overturned but treats Ann as a 'nearly mummy' and little Olivia calls her 'mummy'. will Ann overcome her abusive upbringing to step into Linda's shoes and marry Chris, in spite of the age difference? The story is about the past and karma, as well as the future.

The PedlarRon (Aaron) Spencer has been charged with the murder of his wife Alison in Southampton, but the police case is really flimsy and the evidence entirely circumstantial, while his defence council, Montague Pryce-Wilcox, says he's going to lose the case. Unfortunately he mentions this to Sir George Compton, an enigmatic Home Office civil servant with ties to Special Branch, the Anti-Terrorist Branch and very probably to MI 5, and who is quiety interested in other activities of Pryce-Wilcox.Sir George sets his 'consultants' - Derek Welch, His Swedish girlfriend and hacker extraordinaire, Ike, and undercover policeman Paul Davis - investigating this potential miscarriage of justice, hoping that their hacking and digging will turn up what he really wants to know - who is 'peddling' influence and trying to get close friends of Vladmir Putin quite quite legally into parliament and even the government.Paul has no trouble proving the police timetable hopelessly wrong but manages to have a serious run-in with some of those Russians and three times narrowly escapes potentially fatal tight spots - just as well, because the 'consultants' are entirely disposable and deniable - that's why Sir George uses them!.

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