Daisy Weal

Daisy Weal lived a normal life right up until the moment she was born. Then things went downhill…

Now one little girl must face the reality that she can do things that others can’t and discover how dangerous it could be if they find out. So her early years were spent learning to control her gifts, trying to fit in, to be human. It wasn’t easy. There were mistakes…big mistakes, some of which couldn’t be made right.

But she isn’t as alone as she thought. She forms an inseparable bond with a very large dog named Bruce. Together they will face the world and discover that as much as Daisy has tried to fit in, it might ultimately be impossible.

Should she accept that she is not completely human or fully embrace that small part of her that is?

Born in the Royal Military Hospital in Portsmouth, England, in 1938, he attended Titchfield Primary School (Hampshire, UK) and Fareham Secondary Modern Boys School (Hampshire, UK) until 1953.

Joining the Royal Air Force as an apprentice in 1955, he served 14 years and was discharged in 1968. During that period, he met and married Kim in 1962, and they are still together 58 years later. After a short period as a prison officer, he entered the computer industry with Golden Wonder Ltd. and stayed in that profession with various companies until 1991. He then joined an inner-city medical practice in Leicester (Leicestershire, UK) as fundholding manager and practice manager until his retirement in 2003. After spending thirteen years dividing his time between his home in Leicester and Sax, a small town near Alicante in Spain, he has now moved permanently back to the UK and lives in Oadby, Leicestershire.