Edward

Owning a Law practice gives the author freedom, he uses it to devise a project using hypnosis, becoming hypnotised into past-life regression.

It isn't just any life, but the future duke of Buckingham; son of a traitor, with a better claim to the throne than the King, fabulously rich, but a prisoner to the most dangerous woman in Europe. Edward is hereditary Grail Knight.

It isn't just this life, it's the times. Margaret Beaufort made her son king by treason, intrigue and witchcraft. The lawful Richard III has been replaced by Henry Tudor, heir to an illegitimate line; Tudor rule is by tyranny and embezzlement. Into this comes Edward, on the run from age 5, prisoner of the Tudors from age 7, his estates are plundered, he is forced to support Tudor, and join in the killing of his detractors.

There are 2 saving graces: Edward's love for Eadie and their daughter - defying a marriage contract by Margaret Beaufort, and his inheritance of the Holy Grail, Sword and 'Druid Glass'. They're not enough to save Edward from History, can they save the author?

He finds correspondences, explanations and proof. He is devastated by it, but can he bring redemption?

I write this having just come from a radio interview. The presenter was interested enough in the reincarnation in EDWARD that he recorded an extra piece on it.
Writing is not at all about producing a book and expecting everyone to buy it because it's there. A book must engage the reader, giving something people want to read - I have tried to give that, and I'm fortunate in having experienced remarkable things which can speak to other people.
If I tell you my book is important and will change your life, you'd be right to answer, "that's what they all say." It's up to you to change your life; but you might find, as I did, the history of Richard III and the Tudors is far from dead and gone; that it does change your life, and that is why I was on the radio.
As to the experiences of which I wrote, they were far from easy, you'll find them in EDWARD, and I hope they will interest, amuse, and give you food for thought.
I have always said the lawyers' profession is privileged, it allows you to see other peoples' lives at secondhand. Reading is like that, I hope this book will not just tell you about a modern author and a medieval prince, it can tell you about your life, where we have all come from, the nature of time, and maybe the nature of being.