The Crucible of Dreams

About this book

A brass urn and a Tibetan priest’s warning give curiosity a dangerous object in Constantine Marrast Perkins’s occult tale. The possibility of hidden knowledge draws the story towards questions about reincarnation and the fate of the soul.

A warning and a possession turn curiosity into a spiritual danger. Religious speculation acquires the suspense of an unfolding story, with the wish to know what has been concealed carrying consequences for those who pursue it.