Designed to challenge readers' beliefs about reincarnation and time travel
Bo, one of twenty-four sisters cloned from older sister Megan, is able to revisit history in person, finding answers to well-known mysteries, and discovering what secrets the Sphinx possesses in a hidden chamber deep within.
Through the Light of Ra, Bo discovers the truth of reality. In this nonphysical system she perceives her whole self, and travels between her past and future lives. She learns that she can choose her next life-path, choose her parents and the circumstances in which she will live, discovering her final as being the most incredible incarnation on Earth.
In Between the After, sequel to The Jovian Legacy, is a story that supports New Age beliefs, and suggests a true account of metaphysical reality.
Excerpt
Bo casts herself into ancient Egypt, travelling between the eighteenth and third dynasties and meeting a
high priest named Imhotep. He introduces Bo to his associate Issa, revealing that they are teachers of
the higher race; divine, omnipresent beings who dwell in earthly bodies. Bo falls in love with Issa despite
the fact that he is out of her reach.
Professional Reviews
Gets you thinking
In Between the After is a title that gives a little hint to this book’s subject matter – it’s a bit ‘out there’. In a good way.
Lilla’s book uses some big concepts to tell a story of love, jealousy, power – telepathy, astral travelling, reincarnation, the existence of beings on another planet. Those beings manipulating not only Earth’s resources but her people for their own ends is the backdrop to the lives of the 24 sisters, who belatedly realise they are simply tools to be used in a grab for power with dire consequences for themselves, and for Earth.
On the way to this discovery, the cloned sisters use the gifts they have been given to travel to wherever they desire – and they desire to look into some of New Zealand’s most notorious crimes, missing persons cases and the like. This book will be very interesting to Kiwi readers especially.
Big themes, universal concepts, a book to get you thinking.
Beyond my expectations
The concepts involve ideas that are time or globe encompassing. From New Zealand to the ends of the earth, and from beginning of time to the future. I really enjoyed the concepts and the free ranging way the story developed.
A very readable book
A very readable book that while telling the story of 24 cloned sisters and their ability to travel in time, introduces different ideas about life on earth and the existence of life on another planet. Ideas designed to challenge the readers beliefs about reincarnation, time travel, religion and how power can corrupt. It also explores answers to well known events and crimes in New Zealand and world history as the girls visit these times.
Love, romance, innocence, intrigue, danger, and lust. Life is complicated, and love even more so. Life, and love, can be hazardous to a lady's health. Especially if she's fallen in love with a married pop star.
A young man’s need for respect and his search for love enables him to be coerced into becoming an undercover cop. Follow this man to see how others see him and try to understand why the job he becomes obsessed with and his quest for love, tear him ap
Love, romance, innocence, intrigue, danger, and lust. Life is complicated, and love even more so. Life, and love, can be hazardous to a lady's health. Especially if she's fallen in love with a married pop star.
