Rainbow Majesty

By: Ann Ulrich Miller

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Struck down by her fiance's death in Iraq, and now the loss of her long-suffering mother, a young woman searches for the meaning of life... Hoping to see answers to her father's death 22 years prior, Juniper Sutton leaves Kansas for the Rocky Mountains. Converted from a hunting resort, the Rainbow Majestic Lodge now caters to light workers and Juniper agrees to manage the lodge's new gift shop for her Aunt Rosalee. Two men employed by her aunt capture her heart while she is thrust into a new way of thinking and encounters extraordinary people and ideas. But Gena Sutton Howard, Juniper's first cousin, sets herself up from the beginning to challenge Juniper every step of the way. However, Gena's psychic ability uncovers something she'd rather not know about the young woman from Kansas, and the lodge's dark secrets begin to spill out -- even to the point of murder. "A captivating, page-turning story of intrigue and romance. The combination of mystery, love and the holistic world of metaphysics makes this a delightful and exciting book." -- Judith Horky, author of Earth Shift "In Rainbow Majesty, Ann Ulrich Miller has masterfully woven richly drawn characters, suspense, love and self-discovery into a captivating story. Readers for whom this is an introduction to spirituality can understand its presence in their own lives through the characters' experiences, and already enlightened readers will applaud the clarity of universal truths throughout this greatly enjoyable book." -- Suzanne Ward, author of Matthew, Tell Me About Heaven and other Matthew Books "Ann Ulrich Miller weaves a fascinating tale of love and hate, light and darkness into a rich fabric of human life in all its roller-coaster aspects. She takes us on an alternately gentle and rough ride across the golden rolling prairies of Kansas into the green majestic grandeur of her beloved Colorado Rockies. I read the whole book in just two nights -- that's how riveted I was by this powerful story. It's a tale to be treasured and savored for many years." -- John Cali, author and channel of Conversations With Chief Joseph