Nora M. Garcia
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Born, raised and educated
in New York City, Nora now makes her home in Southern California where,
recently divorced, she enjoys a successful career in the media business.
When Nora first began researching The Lightbearers, she went to the New York
Public Library and immediately headed for the Egyptian section. While
walking down the empty aisles a book suddenly fell off the shelf and landed at
her feet. It turned out to be Akhenaten’s biography; Nora was immediately
captivated with his story and hence the creation of a fantasy about Akhenatena
and Nefertiti.
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THE LIGHTBEARERS
The Lightbearers is about an ancient Egyptian King and Queen who have
been reincarnating for over 3300 years and is based on the lives of Akhenaten
and Nefertiti about whom I created a fantasy. As Lightbearers, their mission is
to be guardians of the human race and I have ascribed to them the powers of
astral projection, telepathy and psycho-kinesis. In ancient Egypt they
were mentored by a being from a more advanced civilization. They must try
and influence anyone whose path they cross to become Lightbearers as well and
hopefully raise the collective consciousness of the planet. The story
opens in the 21st century when they discover a terrible secret for which they
are assassinated and must return to resolve the conflict. They can determine
when they return and the gender in which they return but they cannot
predetermine their identities so they have to pick a time, a place and a signal
by which they can identify each other and reunite. They decide to
meet 20 years later on the UCLA campus where he will sit under a tree near the
computer science building strumming "Imagine" by John Lennon.
The reunion takes place but not without a hitch and their journey continues.
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Praise for "The Lightbearers"
"The Lightbearers is a
fantastic story where Egyptian royalty, the supernatural, romance, and
political corruption all coincide. I enjoyed reading both about the evolution
of Akhenaton and Nefertiti's powers and their struggle to bring peace and power
to the world's inhabitants. The idea that we can be more, do more, with what we
have if only we understood how to tap those abilities has always fascinated me,
and Nora has certainly written a story that stretches the imagination, but not
so far as to be unbelievable. The combination of tragic loss reminds me of
Romeo and Juliet with a sci-fi spin, but in Nora's world each life is yet
another chance to find happiness once more. It's a moral we should all take to
heart in the hopes of a brighter future.
I'd recommend that any fans of the supernatural, sci-fi, or romance pick up
this book. It will certainly be worth every penny and much more"
-Weston K.
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