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Welcome to New Haven: The Journey to Enlightenment
Paperback
Series: New Haven, Book 1
FantasyScience FictionGeneral Fiction
Publisher: Bryant Industry LLC
Published: Nov 22 2022
Pages: 124
Weight: 0.39
Height: 0.26 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
How would you handle discovering all you knew was not quite what it seems?
For all of Malachi's life, he believed he was ordinary. Lived as just another man trying to make his way through the trials of life. Unbeknownst to him, he was meant for a much greater purpose and has abilities he could have never imagined. Even armed with this knowledge, Malachi still isn't sure he has the courage to do what's necessary to save millions of lives.
While struggling with the burden of destiny, Malachi must overcome his realist views to cultivate a better understanding of his own spirituality. It is the only way he will be able to remember the greatness that lies within him. The future of the universe rests in his hands if he can only find a way to overcome a lifetime of beliefs.
Standing in his way is an enemy he's never known or could have expected. Donavan, his twin brother from an alternate world, is the opposite of Malachi. Aggressive, ambitious, and bound to his beliefs in the justification of destroying the universe. The only being capable of stopping him is Malachi, but will Malachi discover his purpose in time?
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