Zahu - by Henry Traylor (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Once you become a man, what happens to the boy you once were? Does he just fade away, vanish, disappear, or does he reside inside of you? Sleeping, waiting to be wakened. Awake now and join Hroc Traylor through the eyes of Zahu and his childhood friend Abel.

In the wilds of Africa, deep inside the jungle with its secrets, its mysteries, its adventure, and its danger. Come along with the boys as they go places they should never go, see things they can't believe. Watch as they hunt and be hunted.

When you look into your cat's eyes, face to face, do you wonder what he sees? Are you ever afraid? Try that with a lion, the king of beasts. Do you want to be challenged? Or are you just a little boy hiding inside of a man sleeping?

About the Author

H.ROC TRAYLOR is an eighty-year-old child born into a family of eleven sisters and brothers at a time when the radio was king. Being from such a large family, they learned to share and to let their minds eyes take over when their imaginations failed.

Traylor was raised in South Philadelphia, where he became a public-school graduate and, later, and army veteran. He then worked as a Philadelphia police officer for nine years, a US postal worker for thirty-five years, and a school cop for eight years. He has been married to the world's best wife, Sylvia, for fifty years. Together, they had six sons, Elgin, Marc, Pete, Sterling, Kareem, and Rocque.