Origins

In a twist that would make history books rethink their narratives, Susan Hamilton transports readers to 15th Century Transylvania, where a crash-landing of extraterrestrial visitors sets off a chain reaction of chaos and conflict. As these beings attempt to communicate with the local population, misunderstandings abound, leading to a dramatic and darkly comedic exploration of first contact gone awry.

The inhabitants, caught between their superstitions and the unexplainable phenomena surrounding them, react with fear and curiosity. Enigmatic characters emerge, each bringing their own perspectives to the unfolding events. Chronicles of bravery, deception, and unintended consequences paint a vivid picture of how humanity confronts the unknown, revealing both the strength and fragility of human nature.

With a blend of historical richness and imaginative storytelling, the narrative keeps readers on the edge of their seats. Hamilton's storytelling invites reflection on what truly sets us apart - and what might unite us in the face of the extraordinary. It’s an uncharted adventure that promises to delight and provoke thought long after the last page is turned.