Alexis Masters, The Giuliana Legacy (Health Communications, 2000)
His death leads Julie on a somewhat quixotic quest from her home in California first to the Greek island of Cyprus. There she meets Andrei, a parapsychologist looking for peace in a monastery. She also has very intense past life flashbacks and spiritual experiences, including a very strong attraction to Andrei. Unfortunately, danger comes in the form of Gregor Danilenko, a former associate of both Andrei's mother and Tony's father. His lust for occult power has led him to Julia, and she is innocent of the dangers he poses to her. Julie and Andrei separate, she to journey on to Tuscany in search of her ancestral home, Andrei to Marseilles to consult with Madame Racine, head of a group of psychics who work for good. This group had, at one time, contained both Tony Giardini and Andrei's mother, providing another link between the two young people. Eventually, of course, they meet again, and Julie seeks to reclaim her heritage as part of a long line of gifted women. I found this book very easy to read and it kept my interest. My only concern was that it seemed a little rushed -- I would have liked to know more about Julie and her life in California. Despite that, this was a very enjoyable work, and I look forward to reading more by Alexis Masters. If you like spiritual fiction with an edge of ESP and a dash of occult intrigue, The Guiliana Legacy is for you! ![]() ![]() |
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