The Travelers

By (author) Joseph Moukarzel
In 29,772 BC, the goddess Gaia revealed to Ahm the secrets of gold. She was dying. Gold fading slowly from her veins, forests withering, and soils turning barren. “Evil spreads,” she warned. “You must find the gold. Claim it. Restore the balance.” “Gold? What is that?” the shepherd boy asked, stunned by the revelation. The brotherhood of wisemen read the signs. Trust in Gaia came first; questions of why gold, and why Ahm, came later. They prepared the boy for his journey, aware of the threats ahead. Faithful as ever, and driven by his love for Naya, Ahm set out to fulfill his calling. He traveled through lands of wonder. “Magic!” the wiseman Half-Beard explained, guiding the boy sideways to Gaia’s words: “I love the courageous. Even the unexpected will help you finish the path.” And the unexpected happened. What Readers Are Saying: “A muse! Every time I open it, I want to read more.” “I adored the book and crave part two!” “Visually rich, emotionally deep, and intellectually stimulating.” “The moment Ahm left Nabu and started his journey, I was completely absorbed by the story.” “The research you have invested is so impressive! How do you know all that information behind food, plants, history, and names?” “Is the book mythical or spiritual? Is it magical or real? Is it fantasy or historical fiction? This vividly penned epic novel is all of the above.”