Early unsettling encounters with the Void lead Freya to believe herself a pariah: it is with astonishment she learns this is far from the truth.

Our heroine Freya finds herself plagued at a young age by encounters with the Void. Struggling to make sense of these leads her into all kinds of adventures. She seemingly tumbles haphazardly into a Cuban romance, translating at an ayahuasca retreat in the depths of the Scottish countryside, an angelic manifestation, nodal activation in Cusco, Peru and, not least, having to step in to help resolve a seemingly intractable family problem. Is all this quite random or is there a guiding force at work which has had her back all along?

'This is a great piece of writing. I read it in just three days. It has touched me in a very positive and healing way.'

Rory Duff, Founder of the Sacred Path Network

Lucy E.M. Hunter lives quietly in Edinburgh. Her books aim to convey wisdom gleaned from a lifetime of travel, discovery and adventure. She has an academic background in Religious Studies, specialising in Jewish Mysticism. Rather than follow an academic career, she devoted her life to teaching yoga and raising her children, all the while taking a deep dive into the world of Metaphysics. When not at her desk she loves pottering in her garden, time with her grandchildren and dancing the Argentine tango.