Habilis - by E K Mikulski

Book Synopsis

"An endearing and exhilarating tale of a perilous journey." -Kirkus Reviews

"...draws a reader into a world filled with endless possibilities of danger and redemption." -Vanguard Reviews (5/5)

4.5/5 on GoodReads

Welim, a mild-mannered Habilis, never imagined he would be chosen for the most important quest in generations. But when the moon begins to change, signaling the start of his quest, he must rise to the challenge. Alongside his brave friend Remik, Welim embarks on a perilous journey to stop the spread of an ancient parasite that feeds on all living things.

Their path is fraught with danger while ferocious Kangals relentlessly pursue them. They trek through lush forests, frozen tundras, and putrid caves which test their ability to survive. As the duo battles against time and nature's fiercest obstacles, they uncover more than just their hidden strength-they unravel truths that could reshape their world.

A thrilling adventure of courage, friendship, and survival awaits in Habilis: The Aura Seed.

Sample chapter is available at habilisbooks.com.

Review Quotes

"An endearing and exhilarating tale of a perilous journey." -Kirkus Reviews

"The characters in Habilis: The Aura Seed are as compelling as the world they inhabit. Each one is distinct and memorable, adding layers of depth to the story. Their relationships are authentic and relatable, emphasizing the power of camaraderie in the face of adversity. " -JayisGames

"Habilis: The Aura Seed is a marvelous read that has its readers experience the thrill, excitement, and fear that accompanies one on an adventure... I am excited to read the second book and hope that readers of all ages can enjoy this book as much as I did." -Gina, GoodReads

"Habilis: The Aura Seed might be the ultimate night-time book, with it's various cliffhangers and diverse story-telling. My son would often ask us in the morning what we think will happen or if we think the characters will make it out. This kind of immersion into the story is exactly what we were hoping for him and the introduction of chapter books." -EmptyCharacter