Angelica Lamb

Moving between time, Into The Arms reveals a story infused with sadness, despair, love, rejection, betrayal, truth and ultimately, settlement and joy.

Rei grows up on the fringes, taught by society from young to stay quiet and look pretty, not questioning life until it is too late. Escaping the clutches of family and relationships she builds a life free from everything she’d known, but at a cost.

Could losing everything be the richest lesson of all or was it merely a delay tactic from living all that was there to begin with?

A magnificent story, with lightness and dumbfounding truth all over it.