The Fallen Stones: Chasing Butterflies, Discovering Mayan Secrets, and Looking for Hope Along the Way

by Diana Marcum

When liars and cheats in power put everything—people’s trust, their livelihoods, even the fate of the planet—at risk, it’s up to regular people to team up and save the day.

“My hair will be a Brillo pad in that humidity.”

Maybe they were eye-catching reminders that, yes, there are powerful dark forces and heart-wrenching loss, but there is also beauty and color. There is life. So, screw it, don’t keep your head down. Soak in any warmth you can find, and then fly.

“When you don’t know what to do—do the thing in front of you,” she had said.