C.g. Mcgovern-bowen

Evil Seed C.g. Mcgovern-bowen

A late night call for help from a close friend launches a reluctant Carlin Thornton-Kramer on a surreal odyssey of global-scale proportions. She and her clutch of unlikely companions, that includes humans and aliens, are called upon to assist Gaia, Mother Earth herself, resist her certain demise by the Evil One, an awesome cosmic psychic vampire who thrives on negative energy. They discover that this cosmic vampire, though initially attracted to Earth by the allure of human-generated negative energy, now manipulates its output through the orchestration of greed-driven chaos by a gang of handpicked hereditary global-elite henchmen. From high-ranking priests to powerful multinational CEOs, these men opted to become willful traitors to the progressive evolution of the human race in exchange for near immortality . . . To save the innocent inhabitants of her planetary being, as well as herself, Gaia seeks to exterminate humans, who have failed miserably over eons of time to evolve on Earth, not to mention all those other planets whose resources and well-being they exhausted! The removal of this human infestation from her realm would not only discourage the Evil One's interest in exploiting Gaia as host for his rapacious appetites, but also it would preserve this planetary jewel for other cosmic dwellers of the multiverse seeking additional opportunities for consciousness expansion. Carlin's fantastic journey includes: reuniting with her soul-mate of many past-lives, the reawakening of her spiritual powers through a sequence of vivid dreams, bittersweet remembrances, growing telepathic skills, and unsettling visualizations. Beginning with her friend's discovery of an ancient alien force buried in the depths of North Rim, Grand Canyon, her adventure also entails: a wrenching personal encounter with the Evil One's parasitic psychosexual powers; a flawlessly-timed rescue operation and narrow escape from the glittering, albeit sinister, micro-nation of mythical Atlantean root