George Mendoza
Dream Traveler
language
( Jan. 8, 2018)
An older and wiser Michael Seymour leads a rich, full life, with trusted friends and successful work. But his various enterprises have begun to feel burdensome. Seeking rest and spiritual rejuvenation, he sets out on a road trip with his friend and the head of his personal security, though the two of them can’t know that they are headed for a rendezvous with a disgruntled psychopath on a killing spree. As Michael lies dying on a restaurant floor, he once again crosses over into the bizarre fantasy world he once inhabited.
This time, however, it is beset by violence and war. After feasting with an army of dwarves, Michael is killed yet again, only to return again to awareness in the desert. Here, he encounters a sentient glowing orb and a magical book that gives him hope both for his own survival and for the future of mankind, and expands his sight.
After more terrible battles, Michael awakens on the shores of a crystal sea where he meets a magical woman. Together, they will journey to a wall that may hold the secret of how to end suffering and shame.
Dream Traveler continues the remarkable Wizards Fight Funny series with lasting lessons about the power of integrity and the meaning of loyalty through Michael’s struggles to understand the depths of his own spirit.
This time, however, it is beset by violence and war. After feasting with an army of dwarves, Michael is killed yet again, only to return again to awareness in the desert. Here, he encounters a sentient glowing orb and a magical book that gives him hope both for his own survival and for the future of mankind, and expands his sight.
After more terrible battles, Michael awakens on the shores of a crystal sea where he meets a magical woman. Together, they will journey to a wall that may hold the secret of how to end suffering and shame.
Dream Traveler continues the remarkable Wizards Fight Funny series with lasting lessons about the power of integrity and the meaning of loyalty through Michael’s struggles to understand the depths of his own spirit.
- Pages
- 238
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