Yahw's Way: An Egotist, a Madman, a Scientist, an Attorney, and the Working Woman

"Yahw was alone then, and he remembered how his eyes were closed, unable to open, but his mind was ablaze with visions of a billion trillion lights. He remembered how his mind silently steered a course through the lights. For years his mind traveled until focusing one day on one individual light, a blue one--far different from all the rest. With eyes closed tight, the vision that burned brightly in his mind followed the blue light through a hazy atmosphere into enormous billowing clouds. As his mind's eye burst through the clouds, he saw off in the distance a bright yellow and orange light, and below him he gazed upon immense teal blue oceans of extraordinary beauty. Emotions sprang from Yahw then, and when he saw green and golden vegetation so abundant and so varied, tears somehow fell from eyes so tightly closed. His mind showed him flowers and plants of endless variety and abundance, and unquestionable beauty. So abundant and vast was the beauty that even Yahw's formidable mind felt overwhelmed. Flowers bloomed from every mountain top, down each valley's slope, and to every sea's shore. Yahw's mind showed him all of this beauty, and Yahw wanted to share it. That was Yahw's first thought, and it was then that his eyes opened for the first time. But they opened to darkness. There was nothing then. Only darkness...Yahw was the first." And so begins this captivating novel. Drama–yes. Comedy–most certainly, but the story is much, much more. Yahw’s Way is a great riotous adventure. It is a kernel of insane logic taken to its extreme, but with each passing day it becomes more palatable, and eventually compellingly acceptable. Insanity or brilliance? No one will ever be sure, but that which at first seems masterfully farcical will capture imaginations, and will ensure asking the ultimate question and wondering: Could it be true?