Imagine Pansy’s plunge into pitch darkness. Her psychic burnout and the years of searching her way back to Otranto. She has lost her baby. She has lost her husband to another woman. She has lost the belief in her “gifts”. But how does she rebuild her life?

These unpublished scenes offer fascinating glimpses into Pansy’s self-doubt, Harry’s resourcefulness, Angela’s exotic life.

Call it fate if you like, someone of there has a truly malicious sense of humour. Or call it a blind spot. Doctors get them when they try to diagnose their own children. Psychics get them when they desperately want to be loved. The problem for Pansy is that it happened to her not just once, when she married Kane, but again, when she first met Max.

Her journey was longer than the book’s pacing demanded. While writing Three Shades Called Horace, not just Pansy Peonie, but also Angela, and Harry demanded a bit more spotlight.

To keep the main book moving quickly without losing these scenes, I’ve collected them all into the The Vanished Chapters.