Freedom Seekers

The fascinating re-incarnational path of Simon of Cana begins in his childhood where he lived with a reclusive wealthy grandfather. By a twist of fate, this young man was tricked into marriage. What transpired at the wedding boggled the mind of everyone present. The consequences eventually resulted in the Roman Empire decreeing Simon an outlaw. This did not stop him from traveling through the entire continent of Europe, leaving an enduring mark on half the known world.


     Next on his ring of return as Jacques Coeur, he became the foremost merchant of all time. His Midas touch improved the lifestyles of Europeans by bringing the masses the opportunity to buy Eastern goods previously available only to the rich. Due to struggles of wealth and power, he once again finds himself a wanted man.


     He then reincarnates as William Prince of Orange, who risked his fortune, his life and his reputation to thwart his king's plan to murder all Protestant Europeans. After they met in battle, he was labeled traitor. Ultimately he and his Sea Beggars save a whole nation from massacre.


The Soul branded a criminal, History heralds a hero.


The author G. E. Hansen is passionate about people, history and ancient mysteries. From the battlefield to delving deep into human motivations of sex, struggle and spirituality, she delivers a stimulating and satisfying read.