The Epic of Aravinda
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– New Edition with bonus concept art –
Twelve years after his mother’s mysterious disappearance, Zahn discovers an alien artifact that changes everything.
His search for answers pulls him into a galactic conflict against the Vakragha, an ancient species that devours entire planets. Their only weakness? The Tulari, a mythical stone that can heal the wounds they cut into space.
Joined by Asha, a sharp-witted technician with a hidden gift, Zahn races to uncover the truth behind the Tulari and his mother’s fate. But as the clues unfurl, he realizes everything is connected, and the Vakragha are growing a wormhole near his world.
A fast-paced, award-nominated space adventure for fans of Star Wars and Ender’s Game, this epic tale is Book 1 of a complete trilogy.
Praise for The Truth Beyond the Sky:
“Definitely an amazing adventure for all. The descriptive scenes captivate the imagination and one truly feels a part of the story. 5-stars!” --AudiobookReviewer.com
“A swift & compelling read. It's fun and I recommend it if you enjoy science fiction epics.” --Michael Coorlim, Author of the classic steampunk series Galvanic Century
“The bad guys were nasty and believable, Zahn ‘manned up’ and he could be me and I could be him, and the story moved. The ending? Yep, its in for a second book.” -- J. Thomas Beaton, Author of Duality Inc.
“It was tough to look away. What's really interesting about this book is how multi-layered it is. Zahn's story manages to pull from the world around us, while also incorporating elements of mythology and hero epics. This is a coming of age story of the highest caliber.” --Jessica Nottingham, Founder of HopelessBibliophile.com
“I was immediately drawn in by the vivid descriptions at the beginning of the story. The author has a knack for fully immersing a reader into the hero's plight, and I felt like I was hurtling through corridors of light alongside Zahn.” --Erica Lane, Founder of FantasyBookLane.com
“Readers of the Law of One books may find familiar the philosophical thread woven throughout. In my view, that makes this book a rare gem in the genre. I'm not exaggerating when I say that the underlying philosophy of the book, the mythos, shares much in common with the best of metaphysical literature.” --Thomas Minderle, Author of Fringe Knowledge for Beginners
