(Author's Note: "Under the Giant Mimosa with the Mango Tree Lover" is the text-only version of "When Pigs and Horses Fly." Same story, different protagonists, with pictures and media links in "When Pigs and Horses Fly" lending a more three-dimensional look to the worlds of Hannah Lyndsey Brown and Eryn Kristen Lyle)
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Eryn Kristen Lyle, the adventurer ― no, the Iconic Adventurer ― now finds herself the indigent traveler on a journey that she'd never signed up for. She claims that her father was "murdered" by a deadly medical blunder, and then her family stonewalled by an airtight cover-up. It's during times like these that we discover the trick to the magic trick, all too late, now deadly. None of it is what we thought, what we'd like it to be. The mentors are the liars and the followers, blind, and will follow until they are exhausted, broke, and none the wiser. Those still standing, the Eryn Kristen Lyles, are left to pick up the pieces and move on. It was never what it seemed and Ms. Lyle would find herself on a journey, an adventure, that she'd never planned on. The Adventure Icon is suddenly the hapless traveler, lost, until the journey's end, under the giant mimosa with the mango tree lover.
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R. Cameron Bryce is the author of "Killing Tony" and, to date, has published ten books in three different genres under different pen names. "Under the Giant Mimosa with the Mango Tree Lover" is his latest novel.
