Children In The Park

Steve Maldier is an architect specializing in designing and redesigning homes.  His wife, Elaina, is an interior decorator, but both are working for other companies when they'd rather be working for themselves.  When they're forced to take a business trip to Maine to see one of Steve's clients, Marcia Cranston, they discover there is much more to Marcia's redesign project than either could have foreseen.Add to that the secret Steve has been keeping from Elaina for many months about the dead children he is suddenly seeing in the park in New Hampshire . . . and the trip to Maine takes on a frightening new twist.  Children in the Park teaches us to open our minds to all possibilities. It shows how entities from other worlds can work together to defeat whatever obstacles are thrown in their paths as they persevere to protect each other, especially the children.

with a bunch of spirits and faeries thrown in

"Lilith walked the gardens she had created for herself with her ethereal magic. Fallen angel? Demon? Witch?" In a novel that combines the immanent with the transcendent, the story takes us through the relationship between Lilith, the First Woman, and Samael, the Archangel of Death, and the ongoing saga of their interactions with humans, dead children, spirits, and faeries. The human story revolves around Steve and Elaina Maldier, an architectural engineer and an interior decorator respectively, who are summoned by Marcia Cranston in order to refurbish her mansion in Maine. Yet this journey begins with a secret that Steve is keeping from others, including his wife. Other family members also become involved as the human relationships keep expanding. As they focus not only on the changes for the mansion, the humans become entrenched with the ethereal, through good and evil, and who will survive an onslaught of terror. Offering an interesting juxtaposition between the here-and-now realities of Earth life and the transcendent level of the story of Lilith and Samael

About the Author

Rosemarie Bishop began writing novels in 1999 and currently has six other novels in print. Three of them are parts of The Moral Vampire Series - Search For A Soul, A Matter Of Conscience, and Spiritual Vengeance, plus three stand alone novels, Noah's Garden, Mrs. Pope, and A Brother's Love. In 1996 Rosemarie began her studies in Reiki, the art of hands-on healing. Today she is a Reiki Master/Healer/Teacher and teaches others this ancient healing technique whenever a student is led to her. Ms. Bishop lives in Southern New Hampshire with her husband, Christopher, and their furry family member, Teasha, that she finds peace with in their woodland home. For more information about this author and her work visit rosemariebishop.com.

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