Spiritual fiction, based on the future of humanity and the demise of civilization
The year is 2045, North America is in ruins by the constant inundations of natures fury. Only scattered survivors remain. Off the coast of Alaska a young Aleutian boy (Meno Olikia) and his parents flee just before their home is swallowed by an angry sea. Both parents perish in the journey south; with his fathers last breath he tells Meno his life's quest: He must find the jewel of the rainbow or all will be lost.
Meno saves the life of a young native American woman (Tesha),who takes him on the long dangerous journey to Tolemac; a self-sustaining village in the Colorado high country. Meno is unaware that nature has conspired with man to remove him for he is no ordinary boy; he holds the promise of humanity in his perfest DNA. The Tolemac guard are sent to rescue the boy at all costs for they plan to send him with the children of tomorrow to a new space time continuum before the earth suffers total annihilation.
Excerpt
"The sheriff of this town is love and understanding and he has many deputies"
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Reviewed by LadyJtalks LadyJzTalkZone
8/28/2009
I loved this book and I'm putting links on the web site to it. Look forward to more from you. LadyJ
Go for it, man!!! This is awesome for it in reality show exactly the why things are heading in this world. Supreme is how I see where this work is going. Please visit my website. It is fantasy, but heck, it is my best work. Waiting to hear from you in my guestbook. www.freewebs.com/rwwatt/ Robert W. Watt
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