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A butterfly must venture into hell to rescue the beloved Lady of the High Castle and stop the forces of evil from destroying the earth. This allegorical quest novel is steeped in folklore including North European myths and legends. The book includes two versions: the original deeply allegorical story, and a simpler version for children aged 9+.

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A butterfly must venture into hell to rescue the beloved Lady of the High Castle and stop the forces of evil from destroying the earth. This allegorical quest novel is steeped in folklore including North European myths and legends. The book includes two versions: the original deeply allegorical story, and a simpler version for children aged 9+.
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Autorenporträt
Author Maggie Shaw creates her stories from her many and varied life experiences. A teenage runaway who made good despite undiagnosed Autistic Spectrum Disorder, Maggie writes as one who has walked the walk in recovery and spiritual development. Her degrees in science, divinity and church music, and her career as a Mental Health Dietitian, give a solid framework to the exciting adventure stories she loves to tell. The Scottish hills and Lakeland fells where her grandparents farmed often feature as landscapes in her work. She is also a church musician, composer and song writer, and many of her songs are inspired by the stories she writes. Maggie has published three other books through the micropublishing firm Eregendal: The Vision and Beyond (2018), Diviner's Nemesis I: Avenger (2019) and Diviner's Nemesis II - Retribution (2020). Her music and short stories have been broadcast by Radio Carlisle, Cat Radio, and Red Shift Radio; and articles of hers have been published in the West Cumbrian Arts Co-operative magazine Raven, The Whitehaven News, Amateur Photographer, and The Crewe and Nantwich Chronicle. Online, Maggie publishes through ArtSwarm, YouTube and Sound Cloud. Maggie lives in Cheshire with her husband Alan. Publisher's website: www.eregendal.com