A secret order has controlled world politics and religion for centuries. Its purpose is to maintain power and wealth amongst its elite membership. It has supported social and religious structures that suppress equality and free-thinking and will eliminate anyone or anything that gets in its way. The result is that mankind has become stunted intellectually and spiritually, unable to reach its full potential. A band of people have come together to break this hold on humanity by revealing truths about life and the hereafter that will liberate us all. But the forces against them are powerful and ruthless and the mission of this small group seems doomed. An ordinary man gets a letter with a message from his deceased wife. The letter is anonymous - the only clue is the Inverness postmark. His attempt to find the author of the letter draws him into an adventure of violence, mystery and love. The future of the world is at stake.

The Domini Conspiracy is a tale of corruption and greed in the highest business, political and religious circles. It's also a story about courage and heroism against seemingly impossible odds. The action takes place in different locations, some fictional, some real - Kilvarnon in the north-west Scottish Highlands; Hertfordshire in southern England; Lussaud in Belgium; Glasgow in Scotland; Rome in Italy; Salzburg in Austria; Washington in the USA; Norwich and other locations in Norfolk; Barkston in Lincolnshire; Sandy Lane in Barbados... as well as other more mysterious realms. The examples of encounters with spirit beings are based on records of real experiences. The plot moves rapidly— but there is still space for colourful and convincing characterisation. Seemingly separate events become linked as the story reaches its breathtaking climax.