Crossing the Desert: A Motorized Novel

If you've ever been inspired by stories of roadtripping and independent living, such as "On the Road" by Jack Kerouac, "Travels With Charley" by John Steinbeck, or "Blue Highways" by William Least Heat Moon, then you're sure to find this novel an enjoyable read as well.

Crossing the Desert chronicles the wild adventures of a man and a woman who meet while exploring the American Southwest. Together, they happen upon a large nomadic tribe of gentle, free spirits who are living in the most traditional way possible. These artists & craftspeople work, play, and grow together as an extended family in an idyllic micro-world of their own design. They support each other's dreams and safeguard their children by teaching them through home schooling in small groups. And by having a web presence to promote the tribe's creative work, they're free to roam the earth and live exactly how they please.

This book is not only a practical guide about how, where, and why people choose to own "wheel estate" and travel full-time using various types of motorhomes, but also an inspiring tale of energizing and transforming lives through adventure and exploration.