The Triple Goddess: GLORIA: a simply divine comedy

THE TRIPLE GODDESS is a novel, in three parts, about an obsession with the idea of one woman-- presented in a context of Fairy Tale; each part 'starring' a different woman, who is the same person: the Triple Goddess of classical mythology made flesh. Three mysterious drop-dead gorgeous females, whose original was lost to reality... like Orpheus's Eurydice, or Dante's Beatrice... but not lost to the imagination; which is what keeps her alive upon the page, for whomever wishes to possess her. Part One, OPHELIA, is Arcadian fantasy, a battle against evil in an English village; Part Two, ARBELLA, is historical fiction, the past rediscovered in the present; Part Three, GLORIA, is science fiction, a terrifying vision of the future, as the end of the world approaches. When the heavenly denizens, called Blenders, of a far-off star, Lightyear, discover that Mankind's unnatural practices have set in motion the seeds of Earth's destruction, threatened by a vast oncoming horde of giant meteorites, the Intergalactic Alliance of Planets and Stars dispatches a spaceship, to apprise Mankind of its plight. Gloria is the visionary nursing sister, on the experimental ward of London's Exeat Institute, the old Greenwich Hospital, where Director Hugo Bonvilian 4285D directs the extraction of essences, from his 'Im-Patient' members of the 'S', Slave, class, as part of 'The Project', to avert the end of the world, Young Bonvilian is in love, with the cool and calm Sister Gloria, but has never found the courage express it....