Denise’s account
The warning she carried
Long before she wrote Red Amaryllis, Denise said she had been shown something she could not forget. What follows is her account, as she recorded it in the book. It is attributed to her, not asserted here as fact.
She wrote it as a reluctant witness, not a prophet: someone who hadn’t asked for any of this, and said so, plainly, in her own words.
Published 2021 · ISBN 9781838321505
In her words
Darlington · 28 August 1985
“You are looking at the future. Nuclear war is coming if the world does not change the course it is on, and it will affect every single person on the planet as well as those who are to come in future generations. From where I am, we can see the past, the present and the future, but we can’t change what is coming; we can only warn you.
… Your journey will be long and difficult, but we will be here to help you.”
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Dated, published, reviewed.
28 August 1985
Darlington
The Prologue of Red Amaryllis describes the day Denise says she was shown a mushroom cloud from her kitchen window, and heard the words above.
1999
Buckinghamshire
Chapter Fifteen describes a second vision on a riverbank, and with it a year.
2019–2021
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Reviewed and featured by Reader’s Digest, The Sun, The Scotsman and fifteen other outlets.
2021
Published
Red Amaryllis is published. ISBN 9781838321505.
Written in 2021
In Red Amaryllis, Denise recounts being told that the build-up to a major conflict would begin in 2025.
Published 2021. ISBN 9781838321505.