John Brooks

The First Rays of Sun (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Synopsis, for 'The first rays of sun'.

The story tells of the charismatic characters and a community discovering their future by means of natural progression, love, harshness and the blood of battle.

Set in the future after the population had been drastically reduced and yesterday's world had mostly been reduced to dust. Those surviving people learnt to exist by whatever means, tribal, violent and in the main, hunters and gatherers. Their experience, sent them back a thousand years in history, where survival had to be relearned and rediscovered. As natural selection moulded the desires and ambitions of all involved, the story watches history repeating itself.

The journey forward for them includes conflict and dishonour, love and sorrow, fun and emotion, all the elements of life.

While some of those instincts have been confused and changed by the awful experience of their forefathers and to a lesser degree, their own, they have reached that point in the human journey where some further order is required, (the wind of change had blown amongst them), allowing them and driving them forward towards a more secure and harmonious world.

The journey is romanticised, as the story follows the path of the main character, Garr, as she moves from her violent youthful years into adulthood with the help and guidance of her older mentor, Knap.

That, together with the re-bonding with her brother, love relationships and eventually a family of her own, takes her on a journey towards a kingdom of worth.

Her station in life had risen beyond her own comprehension and she is often called upon to make impossible decisions for the benefit of all and the future of that new world.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: john brooks
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. August 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798223519744
• Artikelnr.: 68867302