Johann F. Radax

Jaguar: A Fantasy Novel (Fabled Realms, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The Shuar, now a peaceful people, live in the rainforest of the Ecuadorian Amazon. Their history, however, is full of heroic wars.

Their idyllic life comes to an abrupt end when oil prospectors invade their territory and begin to clear the jungle. The indignation of the Indians and their protests lead to escalating tensions and finally to violent actions against the Indians-with fatal consequences. The Shuar remember their past: They were once the feared headhunters of the Amazon rainforest! But their darts and blowguns would stand up to modern weapons.

In their anguish, they turn to their millennial allies: the Mukikuna, a mysterious dwarf people who inhabit the nearby Cordillera del Cóndor. Gifted with special mental abilities, the Mukikuna can control others. What at first seems like a simple task to resolve the conflict peacefully turns into a shocking revelation. They now confront a mysterious enemy characterized by three attributes: violent, unrestrained, and evil!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Pluma y Tintero
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Februar 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798224034093
• Artikelnr.: 70035615

Autorenporträt

Johann Franz Radax was born in 1957 in Wiener Neustadt, Lower Austria. Following his veterinary studies in Vienna, he worked as an assistant professor at the University's Institute of Nutrition. He then spent a decade practicing with large animals in Southern Lower Austria, during which time he wrote his doctoral thesis and graduated as a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.

After a four-year stint in the pharmaceutical industry, he emigrated to Ecuador in South America to study medicine and bioethics.

For ten years, he taught Anatomy and Community Medicine at an Ecuadorian university. During this period, he also served as an instructor for Anatomy and Physiology courses and as an instructor for a Public Health program at an American university that sent volunteer students to Ecuador for a semester of extended courses and practice. Apart from his teaching duties, Dr. Radax was and still is devoted to scientific research.

Currently, he dedicates his time to writing books of various genres, ranging from non-fiction to fantasy novels.

Having lived in Ecuador for over a quarter of a century, he possesses in-depth knowledge of the country, its diverse inhabitants, the medical profession, and the complexity of the political situation.