Priscilla Cannady discovered early in life that she prefers the dream state to reality. With the loss of her parents and a brother, she desires most of all to know life's biggest mystery: What happens when we die? Inspired by her Irish father's Druidic practices and her mother's Native American traditions, she sets out to explore the mysteries of consciousness and the unseen spiritual world. She isn't prepared for the encounter with her most powerful gifts.
After inheriting the Cannady Ranch in Sister's Oregon, and an appaloosa—a present from her father to entice her back home—Priscilla must decide whether to keep her day job as a Professor of Psychology or become a rancher. The horse, Truffle, and a handsome Stetson-wearing deputy, Peter Stenhouse, who happens to be single, make the decision tougher. Why can't she do both?
Priscilla's rediscovered spiritual gifts are put to the test when she unexpectedly converges with two past-life friends, Stanley Vaughn and Sage Hustler, in this small Oregon town. As her memory expands, she realizes the three are the reincarnated souls of fourth-century Spanish Bishops, executed for heresy. Their mission: to find and annihilate the evil usurper, Judge Evodius, who put them to death, before he can kill again. At the sentencing, Priscilla—then known as Prisciliano, one of Spain's most influential figures of that era—vowed to avenge their death, even if it meant reincarnating for eternity. Understanding that success required all three Bishops to be present, they tried to combine and failed over several lifetimes.
Now the evil Evodius, pretending to be a pious priest, is hell-bent on a virgin sacrifice to usher in his twisted idea of the second coming of a messiah. Can Priscilla stop him from carrying out his scheme? What method must they employ to stop him from reincarnating and repeating his plan?
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