I love books that touch us in the area of deep spirituality, for they awaken our lives with more understanding. It looks like Nigel Peace is already mastering a way to present us with a great, mysterious novel. 5 out of 5 stars ~ Yakub Tirza (Educator) , Netgalley

This is a beautifully complex novel that explores the human subconscious and reality. Peace understands the mind and the connections we make with traditions and spirituality. It is very easy to find yourself lost in the ever-growing world Peace creates. It was a challenging read, but it was absolutely worth it to reach the end. ~ Paige Turnquist (Reviewer), Netgalley

The Unbroken has a firm place in the great traditions of spiritual adventure and of enduring love. And it is a rattling good read. Yet far more than this, it is a book that encompasses many cultures and traditions in its narrative whilst offering the reader an entirely original understanding of human consciousness. This is at the same time challenging and joyful, disturbing and life-affirming. Even the book’s unique structure intrigues as it resonates with our innate recognition of the beauty of nature. The author has devoted his life to the study of spirituality and this astonishing, beautifully written novel is his gift to us all. ~ Clifford White, composer of the much-loved Ascension and many other albums, and Creative Director of The Spiritual Arts Foundation, spiritualarts.org.uk

I love fiction that delves into spirituality, and Nigel has written an immensely readable novel brimming with wisdom. A brave and timely work which clearly demonstrates the author's knowledge of the great mysteries. Warmly recommended. ~ Malcolm Stern, psychotherapist, co-founder of Alternatives and author of the bestselling Slay Your Dragons With Compassion

The stories of Roy and Eva, independently, take the reader on an uplifting spiritual journey as, cleverly aided by the book’s geometric pattern, the writer merges their different worlds. Truly, a novel that makes us wonder more deeply about the nature of things we take for granted, including religious and moral teachings and that indefinable entity… time. Definitely a 'must read'. ~ Oliver Eade, doctor and inaugural winner of the national Spiritual Writing Competition for A Single Petal

This is an important and intriguing novel, written beautifully. It deals with our concepts of consciousness and of reality, delving deep into the multiple layers of our perceptions and experiences. ~ Peter Walker, author of the national prize-winning collection of spiritual verse, The House of Being