Twinn Swan

In my 10th book Divinely Destined, the Bard writes with the weight of countless lifetimes, offering stories that trace the undercurrents of power and silence. This book is neither about anarchy nor rebellion, but about the subtle choices and quiet agreements that sustain instinctive systems far older than any individual.

What holds these social orders together is not force or law, but the way people accept them as part of daily life as the natural order—even when those structures constrict, condition and constrain. This acceptance is not passive; it’s active participation through habit and the small acts we rarely question.

Divinely Destined does not paint its characters as victims or heroes but places them in the tension of their own roles within these systems—sometimes aware, but usually just entangled. It’s a call to pause and look closely at how change begins when the familiar is held up to scrutiny and when inherited norms reveal not only others’ impositions but our own complicity.

The story invites a hard look at the ways we maintain the very systems we may wish to dismantle, and what it means to imagine alternatives not as utopias but as practical, necessary shifts born from the evolution of collective consciousness.

This is a book about the quiet ways power moves, how history is lived day by day, and what it takes for those locked inside to begin new patterns. Divinely Destined challenges us to see beyond the surface and to contend with the silent currents that shape who we are and what we are willing to accept in order to ‘survive’.