The Phantom Called Karma

The Phantom Called Karma

Rumors of witchcraft creep through the superstitious small town of Sundew Creeks, but residents remain unaware of a darker karmic force at play. Among the unaware residents is Elias Lachman—a skeptic who’s more concerned with his own problems. His identical twin, Joshua, has moved back to town to be with his girlfriend, a mayoral candidate who’s taking a special interest in the witchcraft rumors. Fearing the trauma Joshua inflicted on him in childhood will return too, Elias is prepared to do whatever it takes to stop him from hurting more people. But when Elias takes it a step too far, a curse of karma brings dire consequences to his actions. And it all seems to lead back to a supernatural figure with an eerie smile. Will Elias stop his brother? Or will his efforts fail as he discovers that the secrets of Sundew Creeks are more real—and more dangerous—than mere superstition? The Phantom Called Karma is a haunting paranormal suspense novel full of twists and turns. It’s a must-read for fans of Dean Koontz. The mystery of Sundew Creeks will keep readers on their toes, while the supernatural dangers Elias faces may make them think twice about telling a lie.

The Hermetic Kabbalah of Anna Kingsford

The Hermetic Kabbalah of Anna Kingsford, The Credo of Christendom & other addresses and essays on Esoteric Christianity, by Anna Kingsford and Edward Maitland represented for the 21st century enquirer. In 1883 Anna Kingsford was made President of the Theosophical Society, promoted a Western, Christian and Hermetic Esotericism. She claimed to recieve mystical insights in trance states and sleep, she was an advocate of women's rights anti-vivisection & vegetarianism. Mahatma Gandhi is said to have sold her books.

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