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    A Different Perspective

    By M. D. Hamilton

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    This is the story of a lost Alice.

    Alice Knight’s reality is becoming increasingly difficult. Her job is insecure, her family are distant or dead, she is single and feeling her age. Everyone around her seems blissfully happy, and to make things worse, her friend thinks she needs to see a psychiatrist. She decides the time has come for a change.

    A peculiar dream gives her a clue. What if she, Alice, temporarily disappeared and lived a different life for a while, but still on the periphery of her old existence? Could she do it and, more importantly, why do it at all? Was there an unexplored Wonderland out there or just a scary fairy tale?

    Sometimes, life forced you to look at it anew, from a completely different perspective and when you did, all was rarely as it had seemed.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley
    Release dateAug 31, 2018
    ISBN9780463394380
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    A Different Perspective
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    M. D. Hamilton

    M. D. Hamilton (Dr. M. Sommerville) has a background in nutritional science and education. In this capacity, she has served as an adviser to UK and EU Committees, and contributed to several TV programmes. Her short story ‘Making the Case for the Retention of Chickens’ is to be published by the literary review magazine Product later this year. This is her first novel. The author is married and lives in Scotland.

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