The Epic will hold you spellbound as it transports you through many lifetimes including ancient Sumer to locations beyond imagination. The journeys open portals of deep passion, mystery, joy, eroticism, tragedy, and horror. Initially, our two protagonists search for decades to discover each other. Following a romantic tryst, surprised and shocked, they become aware a being stands before them. Thus, their epic journeys to answer long-hidden questions begin. Their discoveries will eventually change destinies and the world. Later, a third party joins the adventure. In the end, you will ultimately determine whether the stories which unfold are fiction or not. As you travel the pages, you will be asked to set aside traditional beliefs while exploring a variety of options. One critic wrote, “At the outset, I have to describe the Epic as a wonderful piece of writing and an extraordinary reflection of broad vision by its creator. . .” The book is also available on audio.com and iTunes. (The original free verse versions are no longer available.)

The Blast Series encourages one to take a brief break and enjoy some easy reading poetry. Each poem is accompanied by a color photograph related to its content.

Each book contain my favorite poems written over the last two decades. Many of them have appeared in earlier books. The content is sometimes lighthearted and other times more serious. However, they are an easy read and very understandable.

For maximum enjoyment, I suggest you read the chapters over time rather than in one sitting.

Bob Casey wrote this book under the pen name Leon Pashi. The fictional Leon also serves as a character in the book’s narration. Two of the protagonists, Zahin and Anoop who were briefly described in a chapter of Bob’s Epic Journeys into Time, have a vastly expanded role in this novel. Steamy passion, jealously, intrigue, and danger leap from the pages. The story will take you on a journey of two lovers that will melt your heart and arouse your core. The ancient documents that served as the book’s source were authored by a second century Indian manservant named Harpreet. His narrative vividly describes Zahin and Anoop’s discovery of sensual, eternal love despite the incredible odds that faced them. You will become immersed in the story as you follow their heroic journey.

In Chinese philosophy, the Tao is “the absolute principle underlying the universe, combining within itself the principles of ying and yang and signifying the way, or code of behavior, that is in harmony with the natural order.” The title describes the book content with frequent references to nature, the eternal cycle, and human relationships and interactions with the surrounding world. Though some of the content took hours to author, in terms of the eternal cycle, they were a mere blip or momentary thought.

There is a balance of poetry and vignettes including personal comments where needed. At times, you will smile, and other times you will ponder.

Quotes appear at the top of the vignette pages, some relevant to that page’s content and others not but still thought provoking. They are jewels in their own right.