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Simply stated, this is the diary of the encounters with an angel. Joseph Caro was one of the rare individuals who merited to be instructed by a Maggid – a private angelic teacher – who revealed to him many kabbalistic teachings. The Maggid exhorted Caro to sanctify and purify himself, and he revealed to him events that would take place in the future. The teachings of the Maggid are translated in English for the first time, so that now everybody  can benefit from them in order to purify and perfect his bonding with the Creator.

He destroyed her life.  Now, she’ll destroy his deadly plans. Sophie had been right with her assertions not to trust Dominic Schilling.  After all, he had killed her mother.  Now, he had taken the sons of GYGES for himself; ninety kids with the same genetic enhancements as her own; strength, intelligence, endurance, longevity and the ability to become invisible.   This could never be a good thing.  When she learns her father is dead, suffocated by a rogue CIA operative, her already spinning world spirals out of control. Determined to find answers and exact revenge, she travels to Cuba to find the elusive murderer.  Whilst there, a cryptic message from beyond the grave sends her in another direction and straight into a waiting contingent of CIA and FBI agents, armed and alerted to her presence. If escaping that wasn’t hard enough… across the pond on an island north-west of Scotland, Dominic plots to use the sons of GYGES for nefarious means, hatching a plan that will isolate Sophie from interfering with his schemes, whilst at the same time getting him the prize he so wanted: the Whisper of Persia diamond. Can Sophie prevent the inevitable or will all of her efforts be for nothing? The Whisper of Persia is the pulse-racing conclusion to The Girl in the Mirror trilogy.













Have you ever read a book that grabbed you on the first page and pulled you through the whole book almost nonstop to the end? Did you have a difficult time putting it down? Did you lose sleep, miss your train or bus stop or put off work so you could stay in the world the author created? If you answered yes to all or most of the above questions then the author did his or her job. How did he do it? He used deep point of view. Deep POV is achieved when the writer so fully immerses the reader into the character's head and heart that the writer virtually disappears, drawing the reader deeper into the story. In this book, you'll learn about the different kinds of POV, choosing the right POV for your scene, when, how, and why to shift POV, how to achieve deep point of view, and more.