Overview: There are many alternative worlds within the mind, and Eva has no idea which one she’s in. Still, borders have never troubled her before, and she has to find Roy to make good her mistakes of the past.

This is an adventure story, one of deep and unbroken human love. Time and place shift with mystifying turns until, at last, Eva realizes the shocking truth of what has really happened. There is only one way to put everything right.

But it’s incredibly dangerous and she will be risking their very souls. Then, just as the worlds of the mind come together, the heart insists on having its say.

Verdict: Laced with deeply enduring spirituality, this brand new novel from Nigel Pearce The Unbroken is, for me, one of those reads where you don’t even realize it, but suddenly three hours later you have read half of it non-stop.

It truly is that gripping, that seductively alluring of a prose that reading it all in just three days isn’t anything that should be knocked, as it just means you can re-read it soon thereafter and, perhaps, discover character nuances that you might well have missed the first time around.

For this well-written, impassioned, mysteriously-hued tale - and one that explores the human subconscious along with both our perceived knowledge of reality and the actual, more expansive (at times, cloaked one) - brings forth an ever-expanded plane of spiritual worlds and eternal love for the characters to traverse.

In conclusion, The Unbroken is a novel that grips you from the very off with its uniquely intriguing structure and whilst it details these wondrous cultures and traditions within its sublime narrative, it’s vein of spirituality never too far away, it not also allows for a great mystery to reveal itself, but also pulses with both religious and moral teachings.

About the Author - Following many paranormal experiences in his youth, especially of precognitive dreams and synchronicities, Nigel Peace embarked on a lifelong study of human consciousness. With academic degrees in Science and Philosophy, he explored religion, science and New Age beliefs with an open mind yet always with a scientist’s natural skepticism.

With careers in tourism, social welfare and, especially, teaching Mathematics in school, he was grounded in everyday life and all the challenges that people face. He lives in London, UK.

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