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When Charlotte's mother dies after a brief and bitter battle with cancer, devastation is all that remains of Charlotte's life. Her mother, Margaret, while wanting desperately to help her daughter heal and move on, is helpless beyond the veil which now divides them. Charlotte must learn to live again, without the steadying force of her Mother, and ultimately learn to navigate her way independently. Fortunately for Charlotte and Margaret, Violet, Margaret's mother, takes a hand in helping her descendants to heal, continuing the eternal, spiralling dance of the ancestors around their family.…mehr

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When Charlotte's mother dies after a brief and bitter battle with cancer, devastation is all that remains of Charlotte's life. Her mother, Margaret, while wanting desperately to help her daughter heal and move on, is helpless beyond the veil which now divides them. Charlotte must learn to live again, without the steadying force of her Mother, and ultimately learn to navigate her way independently. Fortunately for Charlotte and Margaret, Violet, Margaret's mother, takes a hand in helping her descendants to heal, continuing the eternal, spiralling dance of the ancestors around their family. Eventually, both Charlotte and Margaret reach their next, intended roles of existence, and the dance continues.
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Autorenporträt
Rebecca Beattie grew up on Dartmoor, which has had a profound effect on her writing and other creative interests. Her first novel "The Lychway" is set on Dartmoor and is interwoven with the folklore and the landscape of that sacred place.
Her second novel, "Somewhere She is There" follows the journey of a woman learning to deal with the grief of losing her mother to cancer, while her third book, "The Softness of Water" is a selection of short stories and fairy tales based on the wisdom of the Tao te Ching.

Rebecca is writing a 'work in progress' series on nature mystic writers for Moon Books - http://moon-books.net/blogs/moonbooks/category/work-in-progress/nature-mystics/ and also keeps a blog at www.rebeccabeattie.co.uk

Rebecca lives in London and is currently researching Mary Webb for a PHD in English Literature.

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