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The quest for Edward Colston… ‘Brilliant’ ‘Fans of Dan Brown will enjoy this’ Builder Sam Wainwright has settled for a comfortable life of undemanding jobs and visits to the pub, until his complacency is shattered by a series of disturbing coincidences. Reconnection with Debbie, the former love of his life, prompts him to question his own identity and that of those closest to him. The unexpected discovery of anomalies surrounding the life of 18th Century Merchant Edward Colston, unites Sam and Debbie in a quest to solve an emerging puzzle that blurs the boundaries between physical and spiritual science. They stumble upon ancient wisdom connecting earth energies, sacred geometry, and planetary alignments. Fundamental principles closely guarded by secret societies and powerful historical figures are finally revealed. Pete Wheldon’s novel maps an intriguing journey that starts from the city of Bristol and draws lines across the surface of the Earth linking locations as far removed as Nova Scotia and the Great Pyramid of Giza. ‘Very thought provoking read’ (5 Stars) 20 years ago, I became curious about Bristol's relationship with Colston. His name, repeated on over 30 destinations. Even a weir is named after him. I discovered an extraordinary secret, hidden within the layout of the city. It all started with a curious alignment - obelisk, dome, and a flaming urn. I was soon to discover that these are also secret and powerful ancient symbols used by secret societies. Extending the line across the City, it passed through the flaming urn festooned, All Hallows Church and the tomb of one - Edward Colston. Back across the city, I took note that the line passed, among other interesting sites, between the twin flames depicted on the face of the building 'Colston 33'. A few years later, I realised that this alignment, pointed directly at the bushel of wheat within the virgin's hand - the gather of souls in the constellation of Virgo on the very day of