Country Time Happenings By D.E. Wood Harley Wilson wasn’t accustomed to expecting much, and that suited him just fine. Living in the high country, on the east side of a big hill overlooking Willow Creek, Harley made himself a comfortable life on ‘The Homestead,’ the place his grandpa left him when he passed away. Life was good, but it was just about to get a whole lot better the day the ground shook. With curiosity getting the best of him, Harley and his best friend, Jason, take off into the woods on ‘The Homestead’ to uncover the source of the shaking ground. Standing over a small vein of gold, dripping into a puddle, Harley and Jason soon realize they just discovered liquid gold—and their simple country lives are just beginning to get much more interesting.

MAYI the Essence, is an extraordinary and intriguing story about two men. Jason Santivan becomes a thief as the result of a terrible tragedy when he was a child; Marcos Barrantes is a policeman, who is struck by the unthinkable. One lives in opulence, the other one, only seeks revenge. Destiny brings them together to the heart of a jungle in South America where they almost die but are saved by an Indian tribe unknown to civilization, called Miyiashims, who call Mother Nature, MAYI. There, Jason and Marcos change their outlooks on life. When they emerge from the jungle they have a new purpose: to save MAYI.

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