Synopsis: The Lady of Lore

Donica Musseldorf lives in a world very different, and yet very similar to our own. Everyone lives in small towns (which resemble the villages of old), the climate is what we would call summer, but all year round, and the legal system leaves everyone a criminal just waiting to be subject to punishment. People live in fear, always upholding the laws, simply trying to save themselves.

Upon the murder of her parents, however, Donica finds that she has become one of the prime suspects, despite there being ample proof to clear her name. Her fear takes on a different form, resulting in many strange things occurring around her, leaving her to wonder which events in her life are real, and which are merely a play of her imagination. All seem to be far too real, and she begins to suspect there may be more to the situation than meets the mind.

When she is found guilty of the crime, and locked away to become prisoner of her own mind, matters become much worse: the world around her begins to literally unravel, as though someone hit the self destruct button.

Only a select few people on the earth are able to stop these events before all falls into chaos and total destruction – will they be able to get to Donica in time to explain what’s been happening before it’s too late?