Books

Still my best-seller after 24 years and loved by both spiritual seekers and folk from the Christian community, The Book of Deborah is the fictional autobiography of Jesus’ cousin, raised as his sister.

Filled with descriptions of life in Galilee in Biblical times, it is the story of a damaged and angry little orphan who goes to live with Miriam, Joseph and their elfin son Yeshua, and learns hope and healing. Deborah travels with her miraculous brother and his disciples throughout their three-year ministry, helping the women also to heal. She is particularly fascinated by the opinionated and powerful Judah of Kerith, who would become known as Judas Iscariot.

Leaves of the Tree is the concluding story of Deborah’s life in Rome, Rhodes and, finally, Qumran. This is the era of St. Paul’s creation of Christianity and the beginning of the legends about Judas. Paul and Deborah were never going to agree! Together they try and work a solution to their differences but, finally, Deborah is to travel home to start her own, feminine, line of the teaching to keep her brother’s legacy safe down through the centuries.

NB Both Kingdom and Leaves are currently only available in print form, directly, via Tree of Life Publishing. Please email Peter on pgd@treeoflifepublishing.co.uk for your copy.

What would happen if the Messiah came today – as a judge on America’s Got Talent? He would have the opportunity to heal the world through mass media. He could transform everything … and what a threat that would be! The Miracle Man tells the story of Josh Goldstone, who emerges from the Valley of Fire in Nevada as a healer and miracle-worker. His destiny is to work in tandem with the Dalai Lama to free Tibet. But will the authorities allow him to live that long?

The Marriage of Jesus is a meticulously- researched look at whether or not it is possible/probable that Jesus of Nazareth did have a wife and, if so, was she Mary Magdalene? A clear look at the history and culture of the times gives the answers a/ yes and b/ no, unless she was his second wife. So who was this lost wife of the hidden years? We take a long look at how and why she must have existed – and in a most unusual twist in a factual book, there is a parallel narrative of how their life might have been together.

A Woman’s Worth is a detailed look at the stories of the women of the Hebrew Testament through the four levels of interpretation of the Bible taught in Jewish mysticism. The stories have so much more to tell us at the allegorical, metaphysical and mystical levels – which would have been taught at the time they were written. We look at the well-known women including Sarah, Eve and Ruth as well as the less well-known such as Rahab, Dinah, Hannah and Esther. Each of them still has much to teach us today – as well as showing us the levels of development of the human soul.

Waking up dead was always going to be a life-changer… even if the being dead bit didn’t last all that long. For Bella Ransom, life began again in the mortuary; a head injury had erased pretty much all of who she thought she was and what she believed.

This new existence was one where her dead brother turned up every night to take her back into the afterlife to retrieve lost souls, where she could see and hear angels and where she turned out, rather embarrassingly, to be in love with a Bishop.

With no memory, you can’t go on hating your ex; with no memory, you can’t remember why you made any of your previous life-choices; with no memory, you simply don’t know what’s possible and what is not. So you do the impossible pretty much all of the time.

Add murder, demons and a witch into the mix together with a fair amount of ranting about bad spelling and you have Tales Of The Blue Panda.

Welcome to Bella’s world…