Protectors Diaries (Vol. 2)

Visionary sci-fi/fantasy. Even the thin line of light was enough to reveal a tableau we could not let anyone see: three people in black camouflage, an open safe, and an enormous hunk of wall hovering in midair. Getting caught was not an option. Protectors Michael and Elle are thrown into an all-out search to find and stop a shadowy group that is on the brink of controlling the world's money. Joined by super-hacker Xu, and newly Awakened East End bank bandit, Fiona, Michael and Elle pose as colossally rich bait to lure the Six out of deep cover. Finding their quarry proves deadly dangerous-and sets Michael and Elle racing around the globe, desperately seeking a way to stop the Six before their leader, Asher, destroys their minds. . . . The Protectors Diaries series is sci-fi/fantasy with a spiritual twist: page-turning action fueled by levitation, telekinesis, and telepathy. The ancient past-involving the still-living, and deadly poisonous, Lucrezia Borgia, and the nearly immortal, and coldly powerful, Chin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China-catapults us into today's financial crisis. Moving spiritual experiences counterpoint nerve-wracking action as Michael and Elle risk everything to stop the Six. (This book picks up where Protectors Diaries (Vol. 1): The Fifth Force leaves off.) Selbie's Protector's Diaries kept me turning pages late at night with his tale of mind-bending power and spirituality woven into a thought-provoking adventure. Jeffrey Small author of The Breath of God and The Jericho Deception The Protectors Diaries provide page-turning reads, but these books are much more than a great fantasy/thriller series. They say there is truth in fiction, and amidst the action, Selbie manages to weave in an uplifting and compelling vision of our own high spiritual potentials. The first in series, The Fifth Force, gets off to a rocketing start and is continued in the second, The Six. The series skillfully combines leading-edge science, ancient history, contemporary issues, telepathy, levitation, great characters, love, and loyalty. Engaging and inspiring. You'll be glad you couldn't put them down. Graham Hancock author of War God: Nights of the Witch and Fingerprints of the Gods This book is highly entertaining and a joy to read. The plot is intelligent and uplifting, and the good guys are wonderfully delightful. I wholeheartedly recommend Protectors Diaries: the Six! Joseph Bharat Cornell author of Sharing Nature with Children and The Sky and Earth Touched Me