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'Judy Hall is a modern seer who manages the difficult task of evoking the present world, plus the realm of Ancient Egypt, and making them seem real. There is an energy behind the prose, and a power in her imagery which hints that this is more than just a story of character and plot, but an outpouring from another age, a genuine glimpse into beyond-time Mysteries which affect us all today. Be very aware and very careful...when you get drawn into her visions of Khem, you are drawn into more than a mere novel.' Alan Richardson, author of Inner Guide to Egypt.
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Drawing on thirty years experience as a regression therapist and her own memories and experiences in Egypt, ancient and modern, Torn Clouds is a remarkable first novel by an internationally-acclaimed MBS author, one of Britain's leading experts on reincarnation. It features time-traveller Megan McKennar, whose past life memories thrust themselves into the present day as she traces a love affair that transcends time. Haunted by her dreams, she is driven by forces she cannot understand to take a trip to Egypt in a quest to understand the cause of her unhappy current life circumstances. Once there, swooning into a previous existence in Pharaonic Egypt, she lives again as Meck'an'ar, priestess of the Goddess Sekhmet, the fearful lion headed deity who was simultaneously the Goddess of Terror, Magic and Healing. Caught up in the dark historical secrets of Egypt, Megan is forced to fight for her soul. She succeeds in breaking the curse that had been cast upon her in two incarnations.
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This is quite some story, and one that could quite possibly have happened to any of us, but in a different situation. A third of the way through, it becomes obvious how this book would make an excellent and blockbusting movie, yet until such a time arrives, (I hope), the superb images Judy conjures in the mind are vivid enough to take you along for the journey from your armchair. The plot and movements from the present day to Megan's previous incarnations are timely and well judged, and any visitor to Egypt will appreciate the attention to detail as and when the text takes you there. Such stories as this might be described as time travel, yet in essence, every one of us has a past life or lives within us we often never discover; so the traveling happens within Megan's memory rather than some elaborate piece of 'Tardis-like' apparatus. This is such an enjoyable read I cannot recommend it enough.
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