Jeremy and the Pact of the Open Mountain (Paperback)

Frederic Michot

ISBN 13: 9798312207804

Published by Independently Published, 2025

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Paperback. "The time has come.A pact of mutual respect must be signed between men, beasts, and the earth, so that harmony may reign over the world."These words, written upon an ancient scroll, carried the weight of an unbroken promise, whispered through the roots of the oldest trees and sung by the winds that had traveled across mountains and seas. For too long, the world had been unbalanced-men took without gratitude, the earth grew weary, and the beasts, once free, lived in fear.But fate had chosen a messenger. Not a king, nor a warrior, nor a learned scholar, but a child. And it was he who would set forth on a journey unlike any other, where the hearts of men would be tested, and the will of the earth would decide the course of all things.Would the rulers of men listen? Or would the world, in its sorrow, reclaim what had been lost?Thus, the story begins. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Jeremy and the Pact of the Open Mountain (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798312207804
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

"The time has come.
A pact of mutual respect must be signed between men, beasts, and the earth,
so that harmony may reign over the world..."

These words, written upon an ancient scroll, carried the weight of an unbroken promise, whispered through the roots of the oldest trees and sung by the winds that had traveled across mountains and seas. For too long, the world had been unbalanced—men took without gratitude, the earth grew weary, and the beasts, once free, lived in fear.

But fate had chosen a messenger. Not a king, nor a warrior, nor a learned scholar, but a child. And it was he who would set forth on a journey unlike any other, where the hearts of men would be tested, and the will of the earth would decide the course of all things.

Would the rulers of men listen? Or would the world, in its sorrow, reclaim what had been lost?

Thus, the story begins…