One Life is Not Enough

Written with panache in the tradition of Dion Fortune, Mary Bishop regales us with a compelling story based on two lives time-lines of intertwined relationships, illustrating Spiritual Truths of the consequences for one’s actions through time and space. The author, authoritatively versed in matters Spiritual, presents the principles of reincarnation, life after death and the persistence of patterns called ‘karma’, in an easy-to-understand way, through storytelling.It feels like a channelled piece of writing. The characters are detailed, relatable, and convincing, and the clusters of relationships believable from the first encounter to the end of the tale in another time and place. The historical settings are authentic and well described and the language used is time appropriate.

From the Inside Flap

The book deals with the subject of karma and reincarnation, helping others to learn how the soul grows from understanding the lessons gained from living on the earth; returning again from the spiritual realms to further grow and to remedy any negative events that have arisen from earlier incarnations.

From the Back Cover

'The child was born in the August of 1739 as a violent storm raged in a dark purple sky over the Palace of Versailles. Her first cry coincided with a tremendous bolt of lightning followed immediately by a loud clap of thunder. The midwife's face creased with concern, as it was considered to be a bad omen to give birth during a thunderstorm, as Odette, her eyes wide open, gripping the midwife's hand, struggled with the labour pains to bring her first child into the world.They were all blissfully unaware of the havoc this child would bring and the dire events that would follow.'

About the Author

Mary has worked professionally over the last 35 years in the field of holistic and spiritual work: writing, teaching, giving readings, workshops and working at festivals to empower others. In 2015, Mary wrote her first book 'Alchemy of the Soul - learning to dance with your own Divinity, ' to share her life experiences in order that others may be able to benefit from what she have learned. Following its publication, Mary decided that exploring other themes would also be of interest.Mary's second book 'What Am I Doing Here? A Journey through Gaia' was her first fictional book and a study of the Major Arcana Tarot cards which have great wisdom to help answer questions on life, which she wanted to impart.Mary's latest book, another fictional offering 'One Life Is Not Enough' starts in the racy court of Louis XV in Versailles which ends in present day Brighton. This book shows how certain events in one life can have a great impact in another lifetime, and what can be learnt from them.Mary is also a keen photographer and over the last 15 years has taken hundreds of sunsets, both in the UK and abroad. She feels there is something truly magical about a sunset and no two are ever the same.Mary lives with her husband in West Sussex, loves watching sunsets, catching up with friends and enjoying a glass of Chablis.

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