Phoenix Star: An Adventure of the Spirit

By Kiernan Antares

A remarkable tale of a journey to enlightenment traveled by ordinary people Following an unusual encounter with a stranger, Maya Maxwell is driven to discover her connection to a prophecy about the Emerald Stone, a sacred tablet hidden in the Great Pyramid of Giza. The Stone holds the power to create the change required for humanity to survive the "Dark Rift", a rare astronomical and celestial alignment that is predicted to occur on December 21, 2012. Maya is one of the four Chosen Ones destined to activate the Stone that will give birth to the Phoenix Star and lift humanity to higher levels of enlightenment. During her pursuit of the elusive stone, Maya must learn to release the limitations that prevent her from realizing her full potential. In the process, she must make some very tough decisions about the course that her life will take. Discovering the truth of her being will set both her and humanity free from imminent destruction. But this can only be accomplished by confronting and conquering her inner demons, personified by a despicable villain working on his own agenda to conquer the world. Whatever your spiritual beliefs, Phoenix Star will resonate in your thoughts with truth, insights, and inspiration. Visit Kiernan Antares's Web site

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0595398839
• ISBN13: 9780595398836
• Release Date: August 2006
• Publisher: iUniverse
• Length: 380 Pages
• Weight: 1.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

much more than you can imagine

What a beautiful book. So much more than just a fun to read adventure. Although it is that, it also reveals so much that can only really be understood beyond words. A next step for many that are seeking a deeper understanding on their spiritual journey. This book will resonate with those that are ready for the information. A gift. Thank you Kiernan Antares for writing it and for allowing this work to come thru you for others to benefit.

A good book with some autobiography and a clear explanation of the Emerald Tablet

"Phoenix Star" is a good book with considerable depth of plot and substance. On one level, it tells a tale of self-discovery akin to Paulo Coelho's "The Alchemist". The main character Maya Maxwell (closely resembling the author, Ms. Antares) follows a journey of self-discovery, starting at her birth in the 1970's and culminating in the year 2012. Thus, she learns that she is one of several people "chosen" to help humanity evolve to a new and advanced level of spirituality in late 2012. Along the way, she encounters several demons (one can only call them that) who wish to block her way. Yet on another level, Ms. Antares does a good job of explaining in simple English what the ancient "Emerald Tablet of Alchemy" really means in practical terms. What are its seven steps to spiritual transformation? (Hint: step 1 requires loss of excessive ego, and attachment to material things.) Finally, it was no accident that I purchased this book. I was led to purchase it, and to discuss its subject matter with Ms. Antares, through a series of strange but documented paranormal events, that lead me to think that the book might have a deeper purpose, other than simple entertainment. By all means, everyone who is interested in (a) what might happen in the year 2012, or (b) how to improve themselves spiritually, should purchase or borrow a copy of this book, read it carefully, and think about what it says.

Destined to be a Motion Picture

When I purchased Phoenix Star I had about ten books sitting on my night stand, waiting to be read. However, after opening this novel, I got immediately hooked and didn't look at another book until I finished. I still feel the characters with me--they're very alive to me and that's how powerful this story is. A message for Ms. Antares: My two wishes are to see this story on the big screen and to read a sequel.

A Dream Visit to Egypt

When I read the outline of this book I immediately asked Kiernan if she'd been to Egypt and she told me that she had. It's somewhere I've always wanted to visit and I was fascinated by the way she wove the story together so that the main characters would meet on the trip. It was easy to follow and totally enchanting. It showed imagination and ability to hold my attention. I will continue to loan my copy out and share it with friends.