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The Keeper Of The Diary
by
Judith Diana Winston
Genre/s
Fiction
Publish Date
December 11, 2012
Short Description
The discovery of a mysterious diary starts a chain of events that draws an increasingly alarmed woman photographer, Cassie, on a journey to save herself and, as she discovers, the world.
While trying to solve the pressing problems of her own life, a young woman fashion photographer, Cassie, accepts an assignment in Egypt where she finds a diary whose contents go back to the time of Atlantis. The diary reveals a hidden history of mankind and planet earth and shows not only how “dark forces” created the fall of Atlantis and how that story relates to earth’s current predicament, which could result in demise of the entire human race. If the diary is real Cassie might hold the key to saving humanity. She embarks on a journey of her own to return the diary and uncover the truth and in so doing discovers keys to her own identity, humanity’s extraterrestrial connection as well as a love story transcending the vast eons of time.
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“The Keeper of the Diary” is a Mythic and Mystical tale of Epic-proportion where nothing, and no one, is what they appear to be.
Circumstances force fashion photographer, Cassie, to take an unlikely assignment in Egypt, where a diary mysteriously appears in her camera case. Inextricably drawn to its content, she begins to discover a surprising connection to the diary’s writer. She doesn’t know whether or not to believe it, but if the diary is true, it means not only that its writer is in mortal danger but also our entire Planet.
The discovery of the diary starts Cassie on a journey of adventure, intrigue and synchronicity, that takes her to many of the world’s most ancient and enigmatic Sacred Stone Sites, and leads her to uncover the Planet’s most primeval and powerful knowledge—including the surprising secret of her own past.
As her startling mission becomes clearer, Cassie finds herself and the diary’s distant (or not-so-distant) writer tapping into a potent stream of knowledge and energy that has flowed through ancient civilizations – from Atlantis to Egypt and Israel, to South America and the South Pacific. It gradually becomes clear that understanding the secrets underlying our world – and these civilizations – is not just a stop on a tour bus, but rather it is essential in battling the forces of Darkness, Ignorance, Fear, and Separation that threaten humanity today.
To find the diary’s creator and save him, Cassie must overcome her own self-doubt, and come to terms with her gifts and passions as well as a life-altering destiny she never imagined existed.
All the incomprehensible events in humanity’s long history become clear – in an unexpected way. “The Keeper of the Diary” demonstrates how past, present, and future are tied together by invisible threads of energy. Finally, it offers both an important warning for mankind and a profound vision for our future.
