This story takes place on the Greek islands of Crete and Anafi. A young girl named Kara is hurt in a haunted Mosque in the ruins of Knossos, and the citizens begin a recall of the mayor. Hector, the mayor, calls upon his old college fraternity brother Julius Petropoulos, who is the Chief Magistrate of the Island of Anafi, for help. Julius Petropoulos, who is running for Governor of the Islands, calls upon Dr. Mildred Keitel, of the Cypress Park Institute of Spirituality in San Francisco. Dr. Keitel and Julius Petropoulos know each other from their involvement in a search for and discovery of ancient treasure. Much to the surprise of everyone, through the phenomenon of spiritual transfiguration, the spirit in the Mosque is found to be a former fiancé of Mohammed and has hidden scriptures that clarify portions of the Koran. The clarifications call for an end to suicide bombers and end to holy war. Once authenticated, Dr. Keitel and her assistant Joy are nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Julius Petropoulos and Dr. Keitel discover their love for each other and become engaged to be married at the Gubernatorial Convention on Anafi.
Bill Rohde is retired and lives with his wife of 46 years in a small town north of Sacramento. He has a B.A. in World Business from San Francisco State University and a M.B.A. in Finance and Management from the University of Santa Clara. He has 14 years of Interior Contracting experience where he helped a small firm grow into a mid-size corporation. He has 35 years of real estate brokerage experience (overlapping), where he had his own company and was active in most areas of real estate. He has always had an interest in writing and used to write articles for the Aunt Elsie column in the Oakland Tribune when he was a child. Being retired has allowed the time to pursue his interest in writing and spirituality. He has experienced the spiritual phenomenon of transfiguration first hand and was motivated to write this story.