Astrum Divinus

<p>All his life Dr. Peter Northcott has been plagued by </p><p>disturbing dreams--apocalyptic scenes of angels and </p><p>demons and visions of fire and blood. Concentrating on </p><p>his scholarly life in Rome Peter is approaching his thirty-</p><p>third birthday when he is accosted by a mysterious priest. </p><p><br></p><p>Father Renauld claims to have important information </p><p>regarding Peter's destiny. He spins a tale of secret</p><p>societies and ancient texts and enemies who not only</p><p>threaten Peter himself but the whole of creation. </p><p><br></p><p>Peter retreats to his adopted parents' home in England. </p><p>Even there he is haunted by dreams of Armageddon. </p><p>His parents beg him to listen to the priest's story. Can</p><p>these intelligent people really believe in a war of cosmic </p><p>proportions? What was the true motivation behind </p><p>Peter's adoption? </p><p><br></p><p>Reluctantly Peter visits a subterranean cavern situated</p><p>deep in the bowels of the Pyrenees Mountains to </p><p>retrieve an ancient scroll. Records of fire murder and </p><p>secrets echo Peter's visions but can he really be the </p><p>divine star the savior of the world? </p><p>The idea is unthinkable but what if it is true? What if he </p><p>is the Astrum divinus?</p>