In the obscure past, a brave young man sets out to find the authentic ancient inscriptions, expecting to prove that his people have long practiced the Truth. He hopes to silence the scoffers with his findings.

Mibutu launches into the unknown, confronting perils of savage animals, heartless wilderness, and cruel self-doubt. He encounters adventure and challenge beyond imagination.

Witness the deeds of true believers, manipulators, opportunists, blind followers, and simple folk who want nothing more than to be allowed to live in peace and be left alone.

Government, organized religion, and the human spirit collide in this fast-paced adventure. The story hasn't ended...

Tim Nichols lives near Keyser, West Virginia where he serves as Director of Student Support Services and as an adjunct instructor of philosophy for Potomac State College of WVU. His life experiences include a three year tour of duty in the U.S. Army (where he trained with the legendary Italian Alpini, Italy's "Special Forces"), work as a minister, private practice (psychology), work as associate editor for THE GOSPEL JOURNAL, and extensive writing. In addition to his writing interest, Tim is also an amateur photographer.

Tim attended the University of Maryland (European Division), Harding University, and Frostburg State University.