Fiction
Explore the fiction of Jim Lewis — stories where lifetimes meet, love survives time, and ordinary reality opens into something eternal.
The Thousand Years Series
Begin with A Sacred Fire, the first book in a six-book series exploring love that refuses to die, souls that recognize one another across lifetimes, and the mystery of consciousness itself.
Across centuries and continents, the Thousand Years series follows men and women drawn together by forces they barely understand. From ancient sanctuaries to modern Europe, from music and grief to revelation and joy, these novels explore one central truth:
Love is not bound by time.
In Germany, two extraordinary children are destined to meet: Heinrich Weiss, born during a summer storm with a "Sacred Fire" burning within him according to his grandmother's prophecy, and Sophia Hoffman, whose birth is marked by her great-aunt's prediction that she has "the sight."
When quantum physicist Marcus Thorne stumbles across a YouTube video at 3 AM, he finds himself drawn into an impossible search. A glimpse of a woman in the audience at a Berlin concert, moving to the music with profound understanding, sets him on a year-long quest in Germany to find her.
When archaeologist Tommy Barrett digs an ancient site in Egypt, he uncovers technology that shouldn't exist—evidence of an advanced civilization predating recorded history by 100,000 years.
A Sacred Fire
A Thousand Years
A Hundred Thousand Years
The Eternal Now
An Interval in Eternity
A Hundred Thousand Lifetimes
Following the interconnected lives of the Thorne, Weiss, and Barrett families across generations and continents, the story explores the awakening of consciousness as humanity approaches a pivotal threshold. .
The journey that began with Marcus and Emilia's fateful connection continues as their twins, Helena and Stefan, come of age in a world forever changed by the discovery of ancient repositories of knowledge left by an advanced civilization.
On Iona, the Scottish island, Fiona MacAllister and former Cardinal Rinaldi go seeking refuge from wounds of loss--Fiona from death of her husband, and Rinaldi his faith in the church. They never expected to find love, but they did.{Coming Soon}
The Crucible Series
Ancient mysteries. Forgotten civilizations. Hidden powers waiting to awaken.
The Crucible Series blends science fiction, metaphysical adventure, ancient history, and spiritual discovery into a sweeping journey across time, memory, and human possibility. At its heart is the question that haunts every age: What if humanity has forgotten who we really are?
From the echoes of Atlantis to the secrets buried beneath myth and legend, the series explores civilizations that rose, fell, and left behind more than ruins. They left clues. They left warnings. And they left doorways.
These novels move through the shadowed borderland between history and imagination, where ancient technology and higher consciousness meet, where the past is not dead, and where the future of humanity may depend on recovering truths long hidden from ordinary sight.
The Crucible Series is for readers who enjoy stories of lost worlds, spiritual awakening, ancient wisdom, cosmic mystery, and characters who discover that reality is far larger than they were taught to believe.
This is not just a journey into the past.
It is a journey into what humanity may yet become.
Crucible of the Ancients
Stargate Awakening
Echoes of Atlantis
Sarah Peabody discovers that the stargate network not only allows for physical travel but also enables her to tap into her latent psychic abilities. As she explores her newfound powers, she finds herself increasingly drawn to the seductive allure of control and manipulation. As she navigates this internal struggle, Sarah realizes that true strength lies not in dominating others but in mastering oneself and using one's gifts for the greater good.
The story follows Jacob Blackwood, a 36-year-old Adept who has lived alone in a secluded cabin deep in the Smoky Mountains for the past decade. Jacob's solitary existence is shattered when a young woman named Sarah Cauble stumbles onto his property, badly injured and on the run from a shadowy religious organization known as the Order of the Crimson Dawn.
When an ancient Atlantean artifact is discovered at the Devalaya Monastery, it sets in motion a chain of events that will challenge everything we thought we knew about our past - and our destiny.Join the guardians - Enki, Sarah, Jacob, Abbott Aston, and their allies - as they embark on a cosmic journey that will take them from the hidden chambers beneath the Great Sphinx to the reality-bending Vega Anomaly
The Vasudeva Series
Across the rise and fall of forgotten worlds, through the long night of humanity’s forgetting, one eternal Flame endures.
Vasudeva, guardian of the sacred Flame, walks the silent corridors of time, carrying memory through Mu, Aztlan, ancient Egypt, and beyond. With Shanna, his eternal companion, he witnesses the great fall into materialism — and the quiet rebirth of Spirit in souls brave enough to remember.
From Krishna’s ancient wisdom to the awakening of Christ Consciousness in our own age, this epic journey reveals that true salvation lies not in conquest or empire, but in the quiet, unstoppable return to love.
Songs of the Stones
Songs of the Stones of Kemet
Vasudeva: Man Who Walked-Time&Space
As climate changes force the people of Skara Brae to abandon their ancient home, they follow the wisdom of their mysterious teacher to the black lands of Kemet. There, among towering temples and eternal pyramids, they discover that their stone circle knowledge resonates with secrets preserved since the fall of Aztlan.
Alander, gifted with both northern healing arts and the ability to read stone songs, must help bridge two traditions. His wife Merit, granddaughter of a Kemetan priest, dances between worlds as they work to preserve crystal wisdom that could transform both their peoples. But some see their presence as a threat to traditions maintained since the first kings unified the Two Lands.
In this lyrical work of historical fantasy set in Neolithic Orkney, a young boy's extraordinary gifts help bridge the wisdom of ancient standing stones with the astronomical knowledge of Egypt. When Caelan begins spending time at the Ring of Brodgar, he encounters a mysterious teacher who shows him how to read the deeper patterns in stone and star. The arrival of an Egyptian priest, washed ashore from a shipwrecked expedition, brings new understanding that transforms the isolated community of Skara Brae. As Caelan grows into his role as future chief, his gifted son Alander becomes a bridge between worlds, helping the community face mounting signs that they must abandon their ancient home.
Across the rise and fall of forgotten worlds, through the long night of humanity’s forgetting, one eternal Flame endures.
Vasudeva, guardian of the sacred Flame, walks the silent corridors of time, carrying memory through Mu, Aztlan, ancient Egypt, and beyond. With Shanna, his eternal companion, he witnesses the great fall into materialism — and the quiet rebirth of Spirit in souls brave enough to remember.
From Krishna’s ancient wisdom to the awakening of Christ Consciousness in our own age, this epic journey reveals that true salvation lies not in conquest or empire, but in the quiet, unstoppable return to love.
The Mystic and The Harlot
Divine Master: Leonardo da Vinci
The Sacred Stone of Scone: Robert Bruce
What if the genius of Leonardo da Vinci was not born, but awakened—by a master who had walked the Earth for centuries?
In Divine Master, author Dr. James P. Lewis weaves a rich tapestry of history, metaphysics, and timeless wisdom. Set in Renaissance Florence and beyond, this novel reveals a secret mentorship that shaped one of history’s greatest minds. Leonardo, a young artist haunted by visions and questions too vast for his time, meets Vasudeva—a mysterious master whose teachings echo ancient civilizations and lost sciences. Together, they navigate the perils of the Medici court, the threats of the Florentine Inquisition, and the inner labyrinth of awakening.
What happens when the most broken soul meets the most mysterious healer?
Jessica Murphy, a woman on the brink of despair in 1950s Asheville, steps into traffic hoping for release—but finds herself saved by a man unlike any she has ever known. Alan Benfield is no ordinary stranger. A rare book dealer with eyes that seem to remember centuries, Alan sees something in Jessica that she cannot yet see in herself: potential, purpose, and a soul worth saving. As Jessica begins work in Alan's shop, she embarks on a journey not just of recovery, but of profound transformation—through stories, sacred texts, and echoes of past lives. Haunted by grief and judged by society, Jessica discovers that healing is not always linear, and love comes in forms both unexpected and eternal.
In the tradition of Outlander and Braveheart, James P. Lewis delivers a sweeping, time-bending epic that brings Scotland’s most legendary king to vivid life.
But this is no ordinary historical novel. The Sacred Stone of Scone weaves a metaphysical current through the mists of war and betrayal. Guiding Bruce from the shadows is Ananda—a timeless traveler whose origins reach back to the lost continent of Mu. With him walks Shanna, his eternal companion. Together, they safeguard the memory of freedom and the ancient knowledge of the Stone itself.
Spiritual, Metaphysical, and Historical
These novels stand outside the major series, but they share a common thread: ordinary human lives touched by mystery, suffering, love, faith, history, and the unseen movement of consciousness.
Some are intimate and personal. Some reach into history. Some wrestle with faith, loss, redemption, and the strange ways grace can enter a human life. Each story asks what lies beneath the surface of events — and what remains when appearances fall away.
These stories explore faith, loss, love, memory, and the hidden spiritual currents beneath ordinary life. They are not part of a formal series, but each carries the same concern at the heart of much of Dr. Jim Lewis’s fiction: who we really are, what we are here to remember, and how grace finds us in unexpected ways.
The Priest Who Cursed God
The Girl Nobody Loved
The Rose of Allendale
Maria Singleton carries a damning sentence in her heart: Nobody loves me. From the moment her twin sister was chosen to live with their grandmother while she entered foster care, this core belief has shaped her destiny. Though blessed with artistic talent, intelligence, and haunting beauty, Maria spends her life proving her unworthiness of love - first through rebellion, then through addiction, and finally through her desperate quest to destroy herself.
This searing portrait follows Maria from age fifteen to her death at twenty-nine, chronicling her fierce battle against her own self-fulfilling prophecy. We witness her brief moments of hope - a caring social worker who never gives up, a sister who keeps reaching across the divide, chances at love and motherhood - all undermined by her unshakeable conviction that she deserves nothing good.
When Father Martin Stillman's beloved sister Laura dies of cancer despite his fervent prayers, his faith crumbles. Abandoning his priesthood and cursing the God he once served, Martin finds himself adrift in a world suddenly devoid of meaning.
His unexpected meeting with Christine, a woman society has deemed beyond redemption, becomes the catalyst for a profound spiritual transformation. Together, they discover Joel Goldsmith's metaphysical teachings of "The Infinite Way®," leading Martin to a deeper understanding of spiritual healing and the true nature of God.
A compelling story of second chances and spiritual awakening that reminds us that sometimes the greatest light emerges from our darkest moments of doubt.
This richly detailed historical novel follows the remarkable journey of Mary Fraser, a young Scottish nurse who follows her heart—and the Highland doctor she loves—into the crucible of World War II.
Spanning fifty years and three generations, "The Rose of Allendale" weaves together themes of tradition and change, courage and healing. When their children choose music over medicine, Mary and James watch their legacy blossom in unexpected ways, as the old songs take on new life through the next generation.
Inspired by a traditional Scottish ballad and steeped in the culture of the Borders and Highlands, this debut novel explores how love, like certain hardy roses, can flourish even in war's harshest garden.
The Bridge Builder of Nein
The Man Who Hated Grits
Reflections: A Life Within
From proper grits to pure joy, one man's journey from perfectionist to free spirit shakes up the South.
When newly appointed Southern Food Quality Commissioner Quincy Polentsworth III declares war on grits, he has no idea he's about to ignite a cultural rebellion that will change his life forever. Armed with regulations, bow ties, and an unshakeable belief in proper methodology, this fastidious former grits ambassador turned reformer takes on the cornerstone of Southern breakfast culture—only to discover that life's greatest pleasures can't be measured in proper proportions. From the streets of Pine Grove, Georgia, to the country music stages of Nashville, this deliciously satirical novel serves up a feast of Southern charm.
When a 22-year-old Templar Knight accidentally kills a small girl who wanders onto the battlefield, he begins to question everything he has believed to be holy. To his astonishment, the child's parents offer forgiveness instead of vengeance, opening his eyes to a deeper understanding of faith and humanity.
William Sinclair's transformation from zealous crusader to teacher of wisdom spans four decades in the turbulent years between the Second and Third Crusades. In a small village called Nein, he establishes a remarkable school where Christians, Muslims, and Jews study together, breaking down the barriers of prejudice and fear. His marriage to a Muslim woman and the birth of their extraordinarily gifted daughter further challenges the rigid boundaries between faiths.
A collection of poems written over a sixty year part of my life. They are my reactions, thoughts, impresions, and feelings about events and observations that I have experienced both here in the United States and in the 40 countries I have been fortunate to visit. As a former engineer-turned-psychologist, I am fascinated by many things, but at the top of my list is the human condition and the world around us. The poems are personal, and I share them in the hope that you may find some meaning for yourself in reading them