K Lewis Adair

Are our lives already in a book? Do we just need to write it?

I decided to write a novel after thinking about the many different things that I had discovered whilst studying archaeology, history and researching into genealogy. Life experiences had accompanied me, as yet I had not assimilated them in to my thoughts.

Upon assisting a friend with her genealogical research, I wanted to investigate my family and my husbands lineage. Undertaking this investigation, along with my interest in history, some deep questions arose. My love of the eras; ancient, pre-history and early medieval, started to comfortably slot in to place.

A major change to my thinking came when I decided (out of the blue...or was it?) to visit a medium. I had never been to a reading before but felt strangely compelled to go. The medium, was able to tell me things she could not have known, even to painting a picture of me as a child. Other things described astonished me, especially as I was completely sceptical and volunteered very little information.

One further point they added, I was writing a book. I sat astounded, and declared to her in that moment I felt like I had just woken up. Looking at me, she simply laughed, almost as though it had been expected. I went away and thought about everything.

As I began my journey to discover more, many things started to happen. A new understanding that I had to acquire knowledge, to be open to visions or dreams and generally be more aware. To this day I am open to new ideas and new discoveries.

 So, why write a book?

Fated or otherwise, I had already started. Now with new avenues to explore, as well as looking back on my life to this point, suddenly everything began to slot in to place. Like a jigsaw puzzle, the parts slowly joined to create a bigger picture. A picture with many peep holes remaining. Now I have just published my first novel, The Windmill. The book already known by the medium. I am at present writing another story which will compliment The Windmill and lead to a series of books that will all connect together and answer the questions, I hope the reader may have.