Avery Smith is an imaginative girl who likes to let her mind wander. Her adventures begin one Midsummer's Eve when she falls asleep on a hill that was once the site of a Celtic hillfort. She wakes up with a distorted memory of what could be a life-changing dream. It has cosmic significance.
Avery cannot understand this dream on her own. Fortunately, she is helped by Maeve. A psychic researcher dressed in the clothes of a fairytale queen. Maeve has a profound almost mystical knowledge of dreams.
Maeve knows that the best dreams are stories and that Avery's story has only just begun. Soon Avery will become aware of even stranger folk and visit places and times beyond imagining. Places where the beings she encounters fill her with awe and where reality has become entangled with imagination and myth.
Avery's reality is one of magic and mysticism: light and shadow. She confronts both dream and nightmare as she attempts to make sense of her mysterious revelation.
Avery imagines the world as enchanted. That's why she will soon receive a gift. One that will allow her to share her feelings of enchantment with others.
This tale of dreamers, druids, and queens has been written for a wide readership including teenagers, children and adults.