by Nalda Killian

Of Steel and Butterflies portrays survival and softness resulting in the soaring of Elizabeth's newly awakened spirit. An artist, working through the adversity of childhood's fears and guilt, numerous moves and sensual romantic experiences disrupt her life causing more despair than fulfillment. Aware and accepting responsibility for mistakes, her life takes a new turn. Finding that the answers she seeks come only from within, she discovers the love that had so warily eluded her. It is a poignant message of change, gently woven into a tapestry offering hope to those who find themselves tangled in desperation and wearily searching for answers.