Solstice: The Goddess Awakens (Solstice Trilogy Book 1) by J.S. Comiskey

Author:J.S. Comiskey [Comiskey, J.S.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780993092305
Publisher: Julie Savage Comiskey
Published: 2014-01-14T06:00:00+00:00

Lola just wanted to get him out. She didn’t trust him. He seemed to be taking a very close interest in her and her whereabouts.

‘I’m not sure what you mean, Detective,’ replied Lola, as she ushered him out of the book room. ‘I was just quoting her friends and family. They don’t believe that she took her own life. You’re working that case too? As you know, I tried to contact you about it.’

The detective nodded.

‘Well you deemed it as suicide. Despite the evidence.’ Lola couldn’t resist the jibe, but immediately scolded herself for revealing too much.

The detective pounced on it straight away.

‘Evidence? What evidence? If you’ve uncovered something, Lola, I would strongly suggest you bring it forward,’ he warned.

Lola didn’t know if she could trust this man now. It seemed strange to her that he would be covering Arthur’s death and Vikki Jones’s. He made her feel uneasy so she went with her gut. There was no way that she was going to discuss the voicemail. Besides, he’d probably already heard it and obviously dismissed it.

‘You are clearly a very busy man, detective, and I wouldn’t like to take up any more of your time.’

Lola ushered DCI Campbell to the top of the stairs and watched as he left the house.

She was annoyed with her brother Liam for letting DCI Campbell into the house without her notice, and she would soon let him know when she got her hands on the little imp. Lifting the small book that Aibgrene had given her out of her pocket, she headed back to the book room. Sitting in Arthur’s chair, she opened the battered book, which was yellowed and bore the smell of an old book shop. Lola began to read The New Epoch by Dr Roberta Emmett.

It took Lola a while to get into the book, as the language and astrological diagrams were difficult for her to interpret. Eventually she got the gist of the subject, which was discussing the new Age of Aquarius.

From the little she could grasp, each of the twelve astrological signs of the Zodiac had an age associated with it, and each one of those ages lasted approximately two thousand years or more. The example the book cited was that of the current age or epoch – Pisces/Virgo – which the book stated was ushered in by the birth of Jesus.

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