William Moore

The Heart Chasers William Moore

This is a work of Visionary Fiction about following your heart, your deepest convictions, and having faith that if you have the courage to go on that quest your soul will end up where it is meant to be. This is not about chasing a girl or chasing a guy, it is about fulfilling your reason d'être when all of death and hell is against you. Of course, death and hell is disguised and looks perfectly respectable. It smiles at you, it seduces you, and it lures you in. Meg and Michael, who know nothing of one another, each realize they are in the wrong place, surrounded by people who are not what they appear to be. They dare to believe that they have a higher destiny, that the eternal love is out there, and they know that if they stay with the status quo their souls will go down. This is the story of what happens to them when they decide to break free and follow their hearts, and the saga will grip you like no other."The Heart Chasers" is written in the vein of Deepak Chopra's "Soul Mate," but it includes more action, betrayal, intrigue, treachery and conflict, as well as more depth of metaphysical information. Its pace is quicker as in Robert Simmons' "Earthfire", but is not a murder mystery and imparts its spiritual messages in a more subtle, less didactic manner.