In a futuristic world, ripped apart by a devastating war, Leonie hovers on the brink of death after harnessing her extra-ordinary mental powers to save the victims of a horrible explosion.
Husband Perry, a former monk, who showed Leonie how to harness those powers, is wracked with guilt.
And, though, he knows she is receiving the best possible care from his former brothers at the monastery of the House of St Peter, he is tortured with thoughts of ‘what if?’
Meanwhile, his mentor, and Leonie’s adopted Continue reading
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