Over Milk Hill

After British TV journalist Alex Faithful is filmed being abducted into a column of light over a field, she and her camera assistant Finn Hegarty become fugitives. A dark agency wants footage of the abduction. It reveals the arrival of a very special young boy, Arun, who has vital revelations about the future of humanity. Aided by eccentric French anthropologist Stephan Jacques and left of field American scientist, L.B Freeman, clues connect an ancient cataclysm recorded in Neolithic rock art to an impending one in the near future hinted at in the curious world of Crop Circles. Alex, Finn, Jacques and Freeman have to ensure the next phase of human evolution can initiate but not without a fight against an extraterrestrial enemy which wants the upgrade for itself. Only one man, Martin Arden, can channel the force of the initiation for all human kind and he is in alien custody. The changes which take place in Alex’s body after her abduction along with evidence from Arun convince the group that the initiation must take place even though a cataclysm may be unavoidable. Over Milk Hill may be a story but it is told in a very real setting. Crop Circles have been appearing world wide for over twenty years and bear crucial messages for all of us. The ancients left us clues in their rock art of incredible but deadly events in the sky. Modern plasma science provides extraordinary links between rock art and a devastating celestial event. Clues abound in all cultures, from the Maya, Hopi, Indian Vedas, European Druidic, African Dogon, Egyptian and Aborigine, telling of massive powerful sky events which shaped human life. Even the ancient Tarot has concealed clues to a force which comes to Earth from the galactic centre at crucial times. Millions of people world wide are scanning ever more complex crop circles with anticipation. The time is almost upon us but have we understood the messages?

I'd rather the reader was interested in my book than my life! We all have a biography. Lumped together, they're all threads in one big fat soap opera. I don't take mine seriously and you don't need to either! Just read my book Over Milk Hill and let it trigger some thoughts about where your own biography sits in a bigger picture and then wonder who or what is painting the picture!