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Nineteen year-old Celestia was a nomad inhabiting Ragnarok Island. Her carefree lifestyle is stirred up by the sudden presence by a mysterious being with the appearance of a precocious child. The enigmatic 'Mirage' hails Celestia and tasks her to free her brethren from a malevolent force referred to only as "the Unknown." The Mirage grants Celestia their sacred staff, Akhenaten, to defend herself. Bewildered Celestia must journey to a foreign land, Avalon, following the Mirage's whimsical demands while meeting allies along her journey.
In the world of stories, our heroines come to their adventures summoned by different calls. For Alice it was a white rabbit she could not catch. For Dorothy it was a joy ride on a tornado and flight from a wicked witch. Our heroine, Elizabeth, was meta-narrated into her adventures. On the eve of her thirtieth birthday, tired and worn out from life's realities, Elizabeth Hall stumbles upon a file for a book written as a surprise for her by her husband. When she cracks open the book sooner than intended, its devastating contents literally shatter her world. Now on the back of her rescuer and new friend, Circe, the foul-mouthed unicorn, and pursued by a murderous, supernatural storm, Elizabeth embarks on a surreal voyage to repair her unraveling universe. Hopping from world to world, Elizabeth must find and mend the 'holes' opening up in the metaphysical mash-up of dreams and reality threatening to consume her sanity. Telling friend from foe, reality from fiction is her only hope for making it home or being lost forever in a hell of her own creation.
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