What would you like to change from your past?
Now, how exactly would you like to pay for that?
Has Peter got a problem? No, just a touch of delicious devilment, supposed dotage and a smattering of doctor’s drugs doesn’t make him eccentric. No, no, no, just an oval peg in a world of squares.
Peter’s busy living, really- really living! He knows there's little time left.
Peter meets Sabine the goddess he’s always dreamt about.
Problem, he doesn’t realise the meeting wasn’t an accident. Sabine is there to help him create peace with his past.
Not any peace, an inner peace, a peace with which to pay the ferryman.
Unusual, quirky, humorous, slightly odd story with threads. The first three chapters (on here) are the beginning up to entering the Museum of Old Beliefs. Chapter 4 [chapter 8 in the book, (watch out it's a tiny bit sad)] is in the museum dealing with a negative belief. Chapter 5 (on here), is an extract from the end (just need to fill in the middle now).
If you feel the need to contact me (that is if the impish spirits of cyber space allow) you can email me at ian.lavan@sky.com
Many, many thanks to Bradley Wind for the cover