Ancient and foreign words are the sounds the dancer-narrator hears intertwined in her prophetic trance while she dances. Each spin in her dance evokes a hidden secret. As the secrets are revealed, the reader will experience a number of emotions and a surprise understanding of things to come. The story develops as a dance evoking a vision of the past. Each chapter title is a ballet position followed by prose denoting the episodic events of the dancer-narrator. Before Camelot, <BR> Before Atlantis, Before Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, <BR> There was a city named Marawya-beytam, the Hebrew name for "'City of Black People."" 'This book will make a great wedding gift to anyone embarking on the blessing of matrimony. It speaks to a cultural heritage-one in which both the husband and wife are revered as sovereign. It reminds us that sex is definitely more than 'just sex' and should be respected as a gift of marriage." -R. Spirit LIMITED EDITION