When he opened his eyes his identity was gone. He did not know who he was or how he happened to find himself in a forest. He was utterly lost until he came across the Leshey, a strange spirit of the woods as odd as he was wise. Things become more reality bending when the Leshey informs him that he has stepped out of time. Together they would reconstruct his past and in so doing, not only solve his own mystery, but delve into the deep past and reveal part of what it is to be human. A philosophic fantasy story of self discovery.
The Goddess's Son is a contemporary fantasy tale. Taking elements from Russian folklore as the jumping off point, the story relates an encounter between a tree spirit and man who has lost his memory. The tree spirit, known as the Leshey, has the ability to trigger random memories in the man, and together they recontruct his tale.
As the story unfolds, the reader is taken along on a journey of discovery. Not only is the past of the protagonist revealed, but also how he views the world in which he lives, all the while trying to explain the human condition to the Leshey.
A modern fairy tale told with wit and philosophical insight. A thilling adventure of self discovery. A deep look at what it is to be human. The Goddess' Son is all of this and more.
Danielle enters a baking contest that the Rainbow Dream Trains are hosting to impress a small UN counsel that is coming to the Castle of Imagination. But things quickly go wrong, for a very dark reason.
This is the long-awaited 4th book of The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier, a future world without people. Think Planet of the Ants, not Planet of the Apes, for young adults and adults.
