This book contains the first half of Song of Existence.

Song of Existence is a novel about the divinity inherent, not just in the least among us, but within every atom of existence. And about our failure to acknowledge this.

A hunchback and social outcast plants the seeds to awaken everyone on a broken world. In a world where power is appropriated from the many and coveted by the few, Hawk Descending discovers that power is the innate heritage of everything that exists. He undertakes a magical quest to explore the true music at the heart of all that exists, and to perform this song openly where all can share in it. Beautiful and heartbreaking, Song of Existence is filled with uncharted depths of wisdom and enlightenment.

All of us are victims. All of us are heroes. Some of us are monsters.

None of us are victims. None of us are heroes. And the monsters are never what they appear to be.

Review from Ingrid Hall's Blog.

"...somehow throughout the entire novel the author seamlessly manages to take polar opposites and weave them so that in the end you are left with a beautiful and rich tapestry of contradictions.

"...I think Song of Existence should be a mandatory part of the National Curriculum in every single country in the world. That although this is by no means a teen novel, all teenagers, actually make that everyone from the age of 13 to to 90 should be made to read it because the perils and dangers of what can happen when individuals and society as a whole loses their connection with spirit and becomes obsessed only with material possessions and wealth is explored in excruciating detail.

"Psychological and emotional damage/damage to the soul and psyche is a major theme throughout the book and is handled in such a unique way that I can honestly, hand on heart say I have never, ever read anything quite like it.

"The book is thought provoking, tear jerking and uplifting. PD Allen's storytelling is breathtaking and exquisite. Our connection to and disconnection from the earth and the higher spiritual realms is explored with total aplomb and more than a hint of magic."