I was delighted to find this on the Blackwell Books site (URL below) in the UK...
The Aquarius Key
I initially purchased this book on impulse, being somewhat captivated by the cover artwork; and whilst I don't normally bother with 'occult' material, most of it being derivative, superficial nonsense, this one scared the hell out of me. The author seems to have a solid knowledge of physics as well as Qabbala, and melds science with mysticism at every turn. The characters and the powers they wield seem all too plausible as the action unfolds through past and present and future. But maybe the book's greatest quality is not it's (rather original) storyline, but its immense attention to detail through some awesomely narrated scenes of ceremony and terror. If you're going to read The Aquarius Key, throw away any preconceptions you have about magicians and hope to god you don't ever bump into one on a dark night - this could keep you awake for days.
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