The story follows the young adulthood of Nick Darrow in the 1960s. He is an independent - and often confused - young man who is about to be ordained as an Anglican minister.
Like the others in the series, this is a book full of realistic people having problems in relationships. This one is set in the 20th century's most permissive era, with a background of promiscuity and experimentation with drugs.
Powerful emotions run high. Unhealthy parent-child relationships are explored and finally healed.
Highly recommended.
'Mystical Paths' stands alone, but is best read after the previous four in the series: Glittering Images, Glamorous Powers, Ultimate Prizes and Scandalous Risks.
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