The Last Days of Lemuria

Her life changes on that day that Elisabeth Trundle life meets two attractive young men in The Great Library of London, but these guys are not Earthlings.

Elisabeth has been dreaming about the lost continent of Lemuria ever since she was a child. But the last thing she expected is that she would actually get an opportunity to go there. And that would never have happened if the chronometer of a passing spaceship had not malfunctioned.

Accompanied by four Yumi Masters, Elisabeth's dream comes true and she ends up in a civilisation that is about to be destroyed by a natural catastrophe.

The first person they meet is a seven-year-old boy who has been accused of a crime that he didn't commit. And over the next two weeks, they have to train an army, defeat the high priest at his own game and save Jatoo's life.

But it's not all bad news, the people are wonderful, and the food is even better. Before the dreaded day dawns, they discover how the Lemurians intend to survive.

Vincent Gilvarry is a writer from tropical North Queensland in Australia, a multifaceted author with a rich and vivid imagination.

With a foundation in the visual arts, his transition into the realm of literature was sparked by a life-changing situation that inspired him to embark on a literary career and an odyssey that has lasted for over 25 years.

He boasts an eclectic repertoire that highlights his versatility across various genres and his fantasy fiction books in particular are a testament to his unparalleled imagination and to his narrative prowess.