In the tradition of C.S. Lewis, an allegory of the greatest story of all.

"I am the Eldest, heir to the throne, the One and Only through whom all in the valley must come to return to our father. Do you believe me?"

When a mysterious bridge builder appears with a promise to span the Great Chasm that separates the king of the Mountain from the people of the Valley, a reluctant farmer and his wife must choose between the suspicious mutterings of the Maven--the local bridge building authority--or the impossible reality of a bridge shrouded in mist.

Then the bridge builder's bold claims put him in direct opposition with the Maven and the farmer's own family, and the farmer and his wife must face the daunting question: Is the bridge builder a self-deceived lunatic, is he a master con artist, or is he who he says he is--the Eldest, heir to the throne, and the only means by which the people of the Valley can be reunited to their king?

From the Forward by Jeff Chacon, Author of "Dare to Dream Again" "What sets Kim apart is that she is fluent in the language of the heart, which she speaks effortlessly as a native speaker, since that's where she lives. So when Kim focused her massive writing powers on creating an original and innovative allegory of the greatest, most compelling story ever told, it was destined to become her masterpiece..."