Unseen: Seeing is not Believing

The world is changing. Sometimes big changes can begin in small places. Betws-y-Coed is a tiny picturesque town in northern Wales where changes are occurring in a very dramatic way. Emily is an American teen being raised by her grandfather who is a retired Oxford professor. Along with the local parish Vicar and Emily's aunt and uncle, enlightening and sometimes even humorous encounters with angels and other supernatural beings suddenly have become quite common. Intense spiritual conflicts of biblical proportions are also becoming the norm in their peaceful village. The ancient and abstract have become a personal and sometimes very dangerous new reality that is completely changing their comfortable daily rhythms. Even their lives are being threatened and Emily's unusual gifts are proving to be critically important. UNSEEN is a book about allowing beliefs that have comfortably slumbered in your intellect to come alive and activate your soul. It's a story that illustrates how deep covenant relationships can enrich your life and how modern culture will often discourage those kinds of bonds. Love really does make the world go around and some of the inhabitants of Betws-y-Coed are being challenged to live this reality in ways they never dreamed possible.