Journey Within book cover

Journey Within:A Tale of Astral Travel

By Robert Ross

In his fast-paced novel, Journey Within: A Tale of Astral Travel, Author Robert Ross unwinds the love story of Mike and Dierry---and their seemingly star-crossed meeting and affair 19 years ago. Why did it end? And what must Mike do to make it right? And, perhaps most importantly...is Mike’s consternation a result of a time or experience even he doesn’t remember?

“Go back, go all the way back, if you can.”, came the voice from within. “I’ll help you...All you have to do is ask...All you really have to do is remember.” It was a friendly voice, a pleasant voice, and it sounded strangely familiar. It had hope and promise---the promise of inner knowledge he felt he so badly lacked. And thus began a journey to another time and place; a journey you will ride like a roller coaster that begins now and ends, later.

Mr. Ross, expert story-teller that he is, takes us back to the beginning, to the time of Hannibal and to Mica and Bul, two warriors from Gaul who so impressed Hannibal, he chose them to lead the Carthaginian advance against Rome herself. And to Kaet, the comely lass captured in the battle whom Mica took as his own. This is only the first of many past lives and incarnations Mike discovered, and you, the reader, will relish.

Journey Within: A Tale of Astral Travel, is a love story. Further, it is (more than that) a spiritual adventure that tells the reader why he walked away from the love of his life, based on not who he is, but who he was.

If you’ve been looking for a love story, an adventure story, a reincarnation story, a spiritual story and a story about relationships---look no Futher. Journey Within: A Tale of Astral Travel is all of them, and more. Kudos to Robert Ross and his brilliant first effort!
Richard Fuller
Senior Editor

Pertinent Info:

242 PP (Hardcover), 6 x 9, ISBN 0-9669588-4-5. Cost, $22.95.
Available online at:
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