‘Sow and Reap’

Two people – one soul – a shared mission

Together, Owen and Izzy reincarnate to Earth for an important mission: they must revive the forgotten cultivation method called electroculture and make it known to the world. Mother Earth needs this to purify her ley lines, an essential step in the Great Plan of the Resistance to break the control of the Dark Forces holding Earth and humanity captive.

Izzy is fully engaged in her mission, applying electroculture in her garden with excellent results, but does so on the wrong type of crop. As a result, she ends up in a competition and is killed prematurely. Without her, Owen is lost and reaches for the bottle.

Qin-Li, the Resistance team leader who oversees their mission from ‘above’, is at a loss when Izzy suddenly appears back before her after her death. She urges Izzy to persuade Owen to take over her part of the mission as well, using their special connection to get the message across. However, Owen’s excessive drinking gets in the way of the connection, and everything goes wrong for him. He loses his job and his house and has to return to his mother’s house with his tail between his legs. Even his relationship is on shaky ground.

For that reason, Qin-Li deploys Icelandic fortune-teller Ylfa, also one of her reincarnated team members, who is charged with getting Owen on the right path via a session with her crystal ball, so that he will embark on the electroculture mission.

Time is running out fast when Qin-Li is sucked away into another dimension by the dark essence of Kronos and ‘up there’ can no longer be sustained. It is now up to the reincarnated souls on Earth to carry out the Great Plan and liberate humanity from their captivity. Will they succeed in breaking free from the clutches of the Dark Forces?

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Praise for ‘Sow and Reap’

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A Story with a message.
Just like the first part, the hope this story offers makes me happy. It’s a story that reads effortlessly, contains references to part one but can easily be read on its own. It also carries a moral: be open, don’t judge—because you never know what is going on in someone’s life. The strength lies in being together, because we are all one.
LATHVIANA, reader

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Highly recommended! Very hard to put down.
I also read this second part in one go (even secretly during work hours, and I’m not much of a reader ;-))!
The book reads like a movie. The balance and interaction between the characters work very well: they made me laugh and cry. The book has a spiritual depth, touching on reincarnation and the afterlife. These themes are approached with humor, which keeps it from feeling vague or overly mystical and instead helps you form a clear picture of them.
The story left me with a very hopeful feeling. I do wonder what happened to that one character, but I’m sure that will continue in the next part. Highly recommended!
SeGe2, reader

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Such a great book!
I was immediately pulled into the story. I love Fran’s smooth writing style—she really knows how to touch you. I would also highly recommend the book if you enjoy fantasy, romance, and spirituality. Looking forward to part 3!
RIANNE VAN DER MEER, book critic

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What a book!
A smooth writing style, with tension that runs throughout the entire story. The emotions that are described do not take away from the suspense of the story. The clear and well-structured build-up of the plot makes it easy to follow. The emotions woven into the story are very tangible. Because the themes are realistic, you really connect with the main characters. The inner conflict, loss, grief, longing, and also happiness are all emotions that are explored.
Final conclusion: a real recommendation. Many compliments for this book.
JOYCE ROOTHANS, book critic

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Mystical, magical and cosmic
Fran weaves spiritual themes, wisdom, and human struggles in this book in a way that is both confronting and hopeful. Sow and Reap is not a light story, but a call to awareness and cooperation in a time when dark and light forces are fighting for the future of humanity and the planet.
For readers who enjoy mysticism, spiritual novels, and stories with a message, this book is a special experience. It asks for openness and reflection, while at the same time offering a compelling narrative full of tension, struggle, and hope.
A. MEES, book critic

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Like I was there!
I devoured this part as well and am looking forward to the sequel. The characters are once again very well developed, which allows you to quickly get into the story. I experienced their lives and their suffering, sadness, problems, and the struggle to survive. It is written very realistically, making it easy to see the events unfold before your eyes as you read.
W. WAGENAAR, book critic

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Where to buy my books

In my webshop you can order ‘Sow and Reap’ in paperback or eBookformat.
Delivery only to the Netherlands.

The ‘Help from Above’ series
is available in Dutch and English.

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