What is the connection between the arc of the covenant, the beautiful cedars of Lebanon which once grew all around the shores of the Mediterranean, a children's nursery rhyme and the giant figure cut into the chalk hills of the South Downs of England? If you don't know, find out! Look for yourself. Google The Long Man of Wilmington and wonder who created him.
My story takes us through the mind and imaginative wanderings of a young female photojournalist. In Book One a seemingly disconnected series of events in her life and mind lead her on, drawing her in, as if dangling on the end of a spider's thread. Inexorably she is pulled toward the centre of the web, to face the ungodly. By the middle of Book Two she has realised, but can she stop?
Her travels are occasionally bawdy, occasionally funny, well written and romantic. The majority of the locations in the story are real and the innumerable pieces of history used are, if our history books can be believed, also real.
The Promise Tree Book One is a pleasant read and the electronic book makes an ideal and convenient Christmas present.
The majority of the posts on this blog are short extracts from The Promise Tree Book One.
Enjoy.
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