Publisher's Synopsis
When it comes to the life of Mary Bliss-Parsons, what is known to historians is just the beginning.
Anyone can easily find the facts of the life of Mary Bliss Parsons with a quick search of the internet. Unfortunately, what is not so readily available are the details concerning her true identity. The Diary of Mary Bliss Parsons reveals her to be one of a cohort of powerful supernatural Beings whose assignment has been to monitor the activities of the humans of Earth, particularly as they relate to the fulfillment of the Creator's Great Plan.
Eons passed. Humanity multiplied and moved beyond the boundaries of the first Garden and into every habitable corner of the planet, forgetting their origin and their primary task-stewardship of this beautiful world. Mary and the others can no longer only watch-they must ACT NOW!
In Volume 1: The Strong Weet Society, Mary contacted a single human-her ninth great-grandson, DH. Her purpose was three-fold:
- To remind humanity of the existence of The Great Plan.
- To issue a dire warning of humanity's pending annihilation.
- Provide instruction and understanding that will help humans avoid destruction and progress as enlightened, civilized beings.
DH accepts his newfound identity and the responsibility it brings. In Volume 2: The Lost Revelation, he begins to gather together the other Strong Weet. The instruction and guidance take the form of a series of incredible adventures and revelations that reveal magic and mystery beyond ordinary perception.
- Ghosts, angels, and alien beings
- Travel through time, space, and other dimensions
- Communication with plants and animals
- Fairies, sprites, nymphs, and sylphs
In this volume, the stories and lessons reach out to others who are aware, at least on a subliminal level, of forces and realms beyond our perception. These others may even feel that our world now stands at the brink of either oblivion or Paradise. As with all the books in this series, this one includes details that will Awaken those who desire to take a more active role in determining the fate of Earth.
Do you like The Chronicles of Narnia, The Lord of the Rings, or The Wizard of Oz?The Diary of Mary Bliss Parsons is an allegorical fantasy built on a framework of reality-a blending of Truth and fiction in the tradition of C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien, Frank Peretti, and even L. Frank Baum.
