Aspects of Power Books in Order
Aspects of Power is a series of 7 books written by Charles Walter Williams.
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Aspects of Power books in publication order
7 books
Many Dimensions
by Charles Walter Williams
1930
Scientist Sir Giles Tumulty acquires a stone once set in King Solomon's crown. Able to heal, kill, and transport its users through space and time, the self-replicating object spreads through England as rival interests seek its power.
War in Heaven
by Charles Walter Williams
1930
The search for the Holy Grail unfolds in contemporary England, bringing ordinary people into a supernatural struggle. Rival approaches to the sacred object expose the boundary between religious devotion and attempts to harness spiritual power through magic.
The Place of the Lion
by Charles Walter Williams
1931
Platonic archetypes manifest near an English town after a mysterious lion appears at a symbolic study group's gathering place. As further powers disrupt ordinary life, the inhabitants' spiritual strengths and selfish weaknesses become part of the unfolding danger.
The Greater Trumps
by Charles Walter Williams
1932
Lothair Coningsby possesses the original tarot deck, whose hidden powers attract his daughter Nancy's fiancé, Henry Lee. A scheme to obtain the cards threatens to release elemental forces that their would-be masters may be unable to control.
Shadows of Ecstasy
by Charles Walter Williams
1933
An extraordinary man claims to have found a way to overcome death by concentrating his inner energies. As his followers challenge European civilization and an invasion approaches from Africa, those around him confront unsettling questions about his spiritual authority.
Descent into Hell
by Charles Walter Williams
1937
An amateur theatre group prepares a play in a suburban garden while its members struggle with private fears and desires. Their encounters with supernatural forces expose the consequences of self-absorption and the possibility of sharing another person's burden.
All Hallows' Eve
by Charles Walter Williams
1945
After dying in wartime London, Lester Furnival wanders a shadow city with her friend Evelyn. When a necromancer threatens her husband and others in the living world, she must find a way to oppose his ambitions across death's boundary.
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