The Ten Scrolls – A fictional story, for the benefit of global charities

South African author, Gilbert Martin, owner of  www.raiseyourhand.org.za, a global website promoting peace and charity, has released the first of a series of ten books of which 45% of all profit made will go to global charities to improve education, poverty and hunger.

Johannesburg, South Africa – 15 July 2010 – The Journey of Trust, the first of the Ten Scrolls, is centered in the magical world of Auril. Auril is the home of magic and all the magical creatures you believed in as a child and others you have never heard of.

We are unaware that an evil being, Aeon, sets out to destroy mankind and all of creation. The people of Auril begin their journey to reach us, to make us believe, as we once did, when we were children, to stem the tide of doom that has begun.

Across the veil, the Earth is erupting, great winds of disaster move across its face, it defends you, like a mother, from the evil that sets it will against your existence.
Strange things happen and plots twist and turn, and through the vision of a child, a magical thing happens that no one could foretell.

This book is dedicated to the suffering children and people of the world. It tackles the differences of our races and beliefs, the destruction we are causing in our world.

You are the beacon that will light the change that will help not only the charities of our world, but also the lives of the secret world of Auril, believe as you once did, when you were a child, for that is all that can save us from the annihilation we are facing together.

Together, let us change the world, one smile at a time.

The Ten Scrolls – The Journey of Trust is published in the United States and available on all major online retailers and currently being distributed to global bookstores around the world. Please visit www.tenscrolls.co.za to see where it is available or to order your copy and be a direct part of change today, or contact Gilbert Martin for any questions on tenscrolls@gmail.com

ISBN/EAN13: 9780620464390