What I particularly loved about this story beyond providing more of Meg’s backstory (I do love a good origin tale) is that we see Meg fail, learn and keep trying. Meg’s quest goes beyond simply becoming a god to be with Hercules, and rather challenges her to push herself to be the best that she can be, and then even better. Released just last month on April 6, Go The Distance showcases a truly heroic adventure that fans will not want to miss.
While Hercules is striving to be where he belongs, Meg grapples with self-doubt and often is not quite sure where exactly she belongs or if the ultimate goal is within her reach. Where Hercules could aspire to being “there someday”, Meg has only ten days to prove herself worthy of being a god. Meg, however, does face different hurdles to Hercules. Talented author Jen Calonita’s latest Twisted Tale, Go The Distance, is based on this premise. Now, it's Meg’s turn, as she sets out to become a god in her own right. I would go most anywhere to feel like I belong…”ĭisney’s Hercules (courtesy of the power ballad also epically delivered by Michael Bolton) once sang these lyrics when he set out on his journey of self-discovery. “I will find my way, I can go the distance, I'll be there someday, if I can be strong I know every mile will be worth my while.
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