Please Believe! is the sequel to Precious and is also a rich and fast paced thriller that raises questions about... More > controversial issues, the criminal justice system and corruption. < Less

Precious is a rich and fast-paced thriller set amongst young adults in contemporary Britain. It deals with a variety of... More > themes including drug abuse, modern relationship problems and the fact that there is always the possibility of rebuilding one's life, whatever has gone on before. The story handles a relatively large cast. Each character is fleshed out and none is neglected for long. Although the novel centres on Precious' highly personal journey there is plenty to see along the way. There are a number of sub-plots all woven together to make a cohesive and compulsive whole. The manuscript gathers momentum before the final catartic scene, in which the sadistic Sadie (who towards the end of the novel functions as a symbol for all that is bad about the various characters, their respective 'dark sides') plummets to her death. < Less

If you loved 'The Secret' and 'What The Bleep Do We Know' then you will love this book. A Magick Reality? is a written diary... More > of events that explores and experiments with the law of attraction. This book raises important questions and gives advice on how to manifest your soul mate or anything you desire.

A Magick Reality? encourages the reader to research the Egyptians and the Mayans (to name, but a few) because they were aware of the progression towards universal consciousness. Angel Lyte provides links and references in order to bring to light how these ancient civilisations could connect to the universal mind. She does this in an attempt to pass on these secrets so that they can be put into practice and utilised today.

If you are remotely interested in manifesting your dreams or in the year 2012 this is the book you are looking for. It will certainly help you on your journey of self-discovery in this Magick Reality we live in and create. < Less

The Pocket Book of Positivity is the companion to A Magick Reality? by Angelica Lyte and could be described as a... More > contemporary survival guide. Negative thoughts imprison the mind and are a life sentence! Set yourself free by reading this enlightening book and you will see your whole world transform < Less

If you loved 'The Secret' and 'What The Bleep Do We Know' then you will love this book. A Magick Reality? is a written diary... More > of events that explores and experiments with the law of attraction. This book raises important questions and gives advice on how to manifest your soul mate or anything you desire.

A Magick Reality? encourages the reader to research the Egyptians and the Mayans (to name, but a few) because they were aware of the progression towards universal consciousness. Angel Lyte provides links and references in order to bring to light how these ancient civilisations could connect to the universal mind. She does this in an attempt to pass on these secrets so that they can be put into practice and utilised today.

If you are remotely interested in manifesting your dreams or in the year 2012 this is the book you are looking for. It will certainly help you on your journey of self-discovery in this Magick Reality we live in and create. < Less

Please Believe! is the sequel to Precious and is also a rich and fast paced thriller that raises questions about... More > controversial issues, the criminal justice system and corruption. < Less

The Pocket Book of Positivity is the companion to A Magick Reality? by Angelica Lyte and could be described as a... More > contemporary survival guide. Negative thoughts imprison the mind and are a life sentence! Set yourself free by reading this enlightening book and you will see your whole world transform < Less

Precious is a rich and fast-paced thriller set amongst young adults in contemporary Britain. It deals with a variety of... More > themes including drug abuse, modern relationship problems and the fact that there is always the possibility of rebuilding one's life, whatever has gone on before. The story handles a relatively large cast. Each character is fleshed out and none is neglected for long. Although the novel centres on Precious' highly personal journey there is plenty to see along the way. There are a number of sub-plots all woven together to make a cohesive and compulsive whole. The manuscript gathers momentum before the final catartic scene, in which the sadistic Sadie (who towards the end of the novel functions as a symbol for all that is bad about the various characters, their respective 'dark sides') plummets to her death. < Less