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Quest for the First Hive Ray is 11 years old, when she embarks on an adventure to save the pollinators. After discovering the importance of bees to the environment, Ray seeks to warn the Queen of the Queen bees about the dangers they face. With the help of Zhabbo, an old Kung San friend of her father's, and the eventual support of her mother, Ray travels to Africa to fulfill her mission. The journey is filled with challenges and revelations, as Ray must confront a web of deception and come to terms with the realities of the natural world and human impact on it. The central themes of Ray's journey are the value of being on a "Quest," adventure, compassion, environmental conservation, indigenous wisdom keepers, personal growth and loving ourselves and each other back to life. Ray and the Quest for the First Hive is a book for all ages.What others have said about Quest for the First Hive & The Ray Adventure Series... "Fall in love with Ray as she embarks on planet-saving adventures. Ray is wise beyond her years but young enough to take risks that adults often would not. Verity Jenkins has written a trilogy that is educational and beautifully woven into an enlightened look at our planet. The stories are inter-generational - buy it for anybody but mostly for yourself.">"The first two books are about pollinators "Quest for the First Hive" and "Butterfly Bard" and are heart-warming and fast-paced reads, filled with well-researched educational facts too. I was so moved by these stories (laughing and crying out loud)"Jill Sharpe"Brilliant! Masterful! Verity Jenkins is at the highest command of his heart!Ray is adorable! Grandsy is infinite">"I just wanted to say thank you for taking me on the journey with Ray through Africa and helping me find the Ray in me."Tiana BressanThese books are suitable for any age 12+. They were originally written for a single teenager so she would one day change the world in her own way.

Ray embarks on a quest to combat her grandmother's Alzheimer's disease. She learns of the Elixir of Immortality, located in the hidden kingdom of Shambhala and accessible only through a sacred quest. The story takes a dark turn when Ray's mother is abducted during a royal coup in Nepal, coinciding with the most turbulent moment in the country's political history. With the help of Devi, a trained protector of Shambhala, and a Gurkha pilot, Ray rescues her mother and continues her pursuit of the Elixir.Throughout the adventure, Ray faces deception, ancient dystopian worlds, and the teachings of Bon religion. The novel is a blend of magical realism and realistic fiction, offering insights into natural sciences and regional politics while presenting a compelling coming-of-age story. Ultimately, Ray learns that Shambhala is not a physical place but is revealed to those who see with the eyes of the heart.This tale is a stand-alone novel in the series. It celebrates the beauty of nature and the relevance of ancient teachings in today's world. It's a story for seekers of all ages, filled with educational facts and a heartwarming narrative.Truly an adventure story for seekers of all ages. Shambhala is a stand-alone novel in the Ray Adventure Series.___________________________________________What others have said about Shambhala & The Ray Adventure Series... "The first two books in the Ray Series are heart-warming and fast-paced reads, filled with well-researched educational facts. I was so moved by these stories (laughing and crying out loud)">"I have just read the first book in the Ray Adventure Series and thoroughly enjoyed it. Verity Jenkins has a wonderful imagination and the voice of Ray is charming and entirely believable. The mix of magic realism and concern for the environment is compelling."-Gwynneth Bain"Brilliant! Masterful! Verity Jenkins is at the highest command of his heart!Ray is adorable! Grandsy is infinite"-Frank MrozVerity Jenkins has written stories that are educational and beautifully woven into an enlightened look at our planet. The stories are inter-generational - buy it for anybody but mostly for yourself.">I just wanted to say thank you for helping find the Ray in me.-Tiana Bressan