Everyone has secrets…

…But why can’t she remember her own?

It’s been fifty years since 18-year-old Dorothy got off the train at the St. Andrew’s platform, dressed like a princess out of a fairytale, lost and deeply confused.

She hasn’t aged a day since.

In those fifty years, she’s learned the hard way that it’s best to keep her special secret hidden. Humans are predictably cruel, as her Uncle is fond of repeating. If you have something they want, they will either worship you or envy you. Both options will destroy you.

And who wouldn't want immortality?

So, years ago, Dorothy made the decision to stop looking for answers about her hidden past. She told herself it was best not to know. Life with Aunt Em and Uncle Henry was good enough-considering the alternatives of madhouses and mental sanitariums.

But secrets have a way of revealing themselves, and when they do, Dorothy’s heart begins to beat out an old familiar rhythm. It is the cadence of the past that has haunted her for so long. And with it comes questions...

What happened before the train arrived in St. Andrew’s, before she became this strange, immortal forgotten thing? What was her life like before she arrived in Kansas? Where is her true family?

The time has come to face the truth.

She must decide: Will she leave and risk losing the only home she can remember?

There is something out there, unmistakably magic, pulling her forward.

Dorothy will have to dig deep within herself to face what she left swirling in the dry Kansas wind for fifty years.

If you like magical adventures, witty heroines, and journeys of self-discovery, then you’ll love Neil Cromwells’ heartfelt story of magic and enchantment.

Read it today!