At the River’s Edge
At the River’s Edge by Toby Lewis, published by Xlibris US on March 14, 2022, is a work of literature and fiction that spans 532 pages. The narrative follows Luci Lin, an unwanted child abandoned by her father and a fearful mother, who discovers life despite her harsh beginnings. The story intertwines elements of magic and spiritism, as a childless couple encounters Luci’s plight while on a stroll by the river, guided by a butterfly that symbolizes protection and divine intervention.
Readers will find a tale that explores themes of resilience and the intertwining of the magical with the spiritual. The butterfly, believed to be an angel, plays a crucial role in Luci’s life, watching over her as she navigates the challenges of her existence. This edition presents a rich narrative that delves into the complexities of abandonment and the hope that emerges from unexpected circumstances.
Official synopsis Publisher
Sometimes magic and spiritism can be one in the same. Luci Lin, an unwanted child discarded at the river’s edge by an uncaring father and a mother too filled with fear to object finds life despite the callous heart that conceived her. The magic is the childless couple out for a morning stroll along the river’s edge being led by a butterfly to a newborn baby rolled up in rags laid in a bush near the river’s edge as an offering to a voracious reptile. The spiritism is the belief in the one true God and that the butterfly was one of his angels sent to watch over that child. From that day forward the insect would watch over and protect the child it rescued at the river’s edge.
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