My Own Little Place — Stephen Payne

For all adventuring readers aged between 10 and 105+ !!! As heard on BBC Radio Solent, Tues 16th July 2.34pm slot and BBC Sounds ...My Own Little Place by Stephen Payne... With regards to the storyline of The DaVinci Code, and the concepts of The Harry Potter series, the positioning with this novel is that the storyline and the spiritual battle concepts are applied to real people, but as fiction characters, in current day life. (This proves that JK Rowling isn't the only author that can compose like that...) We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience - Pierre Telhard de Chardin Southwick House was a family home ... An 'Own Little Place'.The build up to D-Day took that 'place' away from the family ...how ? ..The dialogue of that event and the impact on the family is recreated here.Then, embark on an exhilarating adventure alongside two individuals navigating the challenges of this present day ever-changing world. From the depths of despair, her adventures bring to life curious mysteries, rising the Phoenix in Bronagh's life. A brainy young woman, she needs her questions answered, like she needs gold dust. Finn's life is barren. Does he believe romance applies to him? No he does not. Rich Celtic culture in Ireland and beyond has underlying secrets. We are lured in and want to know more.Weaving through the mazes and baffling laid down codes unlocks the doors to secrets that will empower them, hopefully positively- but who knows. There is intrigue and menace out there. But what is the right place without a decent climate and environment?They cannot help but get involved in the fight to fix it, which draws them into adventures from the US Rockies to the East Coast, a car chase, grenades and bullets fly as the Agency-world's conflicts of interest play out in London. Will the latest tech be enough to fulfil the Quest? The ancient wisdoms, from under our noses, are sorely needed today.