The crazy, unpredictable saga of Maggie Wilson's Wacky Worlds continues Maggie returns to Earth II with her children and dogs; but is compelled to leave the sanctuary of Earth II, in order to pursue the final aspect of her destiny that awaits her in the Faraway. Or so she believed As I say in all of my books, I firmly believe that unique and interesting characters can make a good story great. That is why Maggie reassembles her friends, Dog, Skunk, Una, Sarah, Golye, the Professor and Mo-Jo to accompany her on this final journey as well. Bark, the stowaway scorpion that created havoc on Journey I, decides to sneak aboard once again. Of course, Fleet is her constant companion and protector as always, still working on his English and eating various things. In order to achieve the daunting goals placed upon her by the Higher Power in the Faraway, she and her entourage must confront and overcome three super-powerful Devil-Monsters at the cost of leaving one of their own dead. Some of the original characters will remain while she meets newer ones. For example: Play and Mate, two young sister Jaguars have become her companions and protectors. The true identity of Hope the Calf is revealed, while the hilarious chimps collaborate with Joisey the Cow in selling her milk. She still has female problems and misses watching Dr. Oz on TV Rattle and his snake family, being endowed with new legs, decide to create a new species for themselves called "Snake-Ators," where they share habitat with Alligators. They had become tired of living in holes in the desert. Skunk, whose greatest desire is to become a human girl, becomes involved in a scenario of survival. In order to rescue her, Sarah, by her own wish, makes an astonishing transformation of bodies. Sarah and Golye get married after she dumps the Professor, who is repelled by her new body form while Dog, Skunk and Una become a family. Maggie gets to meet Santa Claus, who clarifies some of the myths about his operation. Earth I comes to a Standstill when it is self-destructing, becoming held in abeyance until the Higher Power decides what to do with it. Ultimately, all secrets are revealed and all questions are answered regarding the Faraway and the Power that resides within it As in Maggie I, unpredictable twists and turns are continuously occurring in this book as well. Author's note: These books are not about religion, nor is Maggie a religious person. However, in order to access her own life and the after-life as it relates to her, she must fall back onto her religious teachings of the Bible, for there is no other reference for her. She sometimes embraces her Christian upbringing, sometimes refutes it, but always remains connected to it. This vital part of her life becomes even more prevalent where she makes direct contact with the Higher Power in the Faraway, where she is vindicated Some religious parody and paraphrasing is used for entertainment purposes; however, no offense is meant.