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Tigers' Quest
Paperback
Series: Tigers' Quest, Book 1
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 13 2020
Pages: 232
Weight: 0.76
Height: 0.53 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In the heart of the Indian jungle, a family of tigers lives in fragile harmony with nature-until humanity shatters their world.
Tiggra, a rare white tiger, dreads the Time of Leaving-the moment when young tigers must venture out alone. But nothing can prepare him or his siblings for the true test of survival: a brutal hunt known as the Great Slaughter. As hunters with guns and elephants descend on the jungle, Tiggra and his family are scattered, their peaceful life replaced by chaos, fear, and bloodshed.
Now on his own, Tiggra must navigate a changed world filled with danger and loss. Wounded in body and spirit, he searches for safety, struggling to hold onto hope and identity in a land forever scarred by violence. Along the way, he will encounter unlikely allies, deadly enemies, and the growing awareness that survival is only the beginning of his quest.
Tigers' Quest is a powerful tale of courage, faith, and the enduring will to live. Richly illustrated and deeply moving, it explores the clash between nature and civilization through the eyes of those who have the most to lose. For fans of The Call of the Wild, Watership Down, and Life of Pi, this is a story that will stay with you long after the final page.
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