Böcker av Guy Jones

Guy Jones has always been interested in human nature and behaviour. Omina-Uvorix: The Legend - Part One: Sil D'arblay is his third work that can be considered a spiritual/science fiction fantasy.When Sil D'arblay witnessed the visceral execution on Hanging Hill in Lewesville (from the play La rue de soleil of Lewesville in the author's previous work Demon Seed), somehow, he knew there was more to follow.Now in Omina-Uvorix, events unfold from the intricate web Sil D'arblay spins. We have no idea of how old he is, because he is a Time-lord.Then there is Suzanne Zanzibar, a leggy Swedish extrovert, an entrepreneur extraordinaire, yet a very damaged young girl.What is the connection between these two larger than life characters?Omina-Uvorix is the ultimate haven of peace and contentment; some even call it paradise. The story follows characters in England who reincarnate into different time zones, from 1307 to 1982.Guy Jones is an observer of life and the many sides of humanity. He believes that out of tragedy, betrayal, and suffering, there is always a phoenix reborn out of the burning ashes. His studies in psychology/psychotherapy have given him understanding behind the often confusing ways of mankind. He believes destiny or fate governs mankind, though there is still a choice "to alter our own scripts."Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/GuyJones

... a lost and violated Welsh girl, surrounded by the stench of coal and thick smog. Raped repeatedly by her father, she runs away to London, and after trying her hand at different jobs, she gets a place as a nursing auxiliary in a hospital.At a dance she meets an Indian aristocrat, and after a brief courtship, they plan to marry. When they ask permission of her father, the latter sells his daughter like a lorry load of coal for £50.Her journeys in India begin ...In a time of huge political and social upheaval, with many disturbing riots in India, she, with the help of the British Government, returns to South Wales with her five half-caste children, in a land where there is very little immigration.On the boat voyage over, tired and bitter about being "used," and totally suspicious of men, she meets her beloved, whom she first scolds, as she thinks he is after her eldest daughter, now a very beautiful teenager.Their journey continues, and their experiences are many, varied, and often extreme.It is said that fact is stranger than fiction ...Guy Jones was always an observer of life and the many sides of humanity. He believes that out of tragedy, betrayal, and suffering, there is always a phoenix reborn out of the burning ashes. His studies in psychology/psychotherapy have given him understanding behind the often confusing ways of mankind. He believes we are governed by destiny or fate in that we have the choice to alter our own scripts as we see fit. This book follows The Journeys of Rowena Sunita Singh, and the work to follow is Omina Uvorix, an occult fantasy.Publisher's website: http://sbprabooks.com/guyjones