Genesis to Atlantis

About the Book

The story of Galapas is one of an Orphan child. This child was left on the doorstep of a castle occupied by a Grand Wizard. This Wizard takes the boy in and trains him as his apprentice. When a disaster falls upon the island, the Grand Wizard protects the boy by encapsulating him in the Wizards Staff. Some time later an erupting Volcano causes the staff, or wand to be washed up upon a beach. Two children sheltering and resting up on that Island, from the same storm, find the remnants of the wand. The Boy Wizard is released from his entrapment and the three children become life-long friends. Because of the abilities of this young Wizard, the children start to explore different lands, places, and different planets. Their travels take them to many locations, backwards and forwards in time without boundaries. These children grow through their teens and into early adulthood, taking many adventures as they are growing up. This series could be never ending it is only limited by ones own imagination. Please read this series and enjoy their adventures, as there are many more to come.

About the Author

T. A. D’Arcy was born 02 February 1949 in Clovelly N.S.W Australia. He grew up in a loving family with his Father, Mother and sister. Unfortunately T. A. D’Arcy’s parents separated when he was just 5 years old and later divorced. His Mother, Dale, remarried and the family traveled extensively and whilst in Cairns in Queensland, his brother Dudley was born before settling in North Fremantle in Western Australia. Later in his life he traveled throughout Australia, South East Asia and Africa. He joined a Metaphysical Society in 1980 and progressed through to a Ph.D. in Metaphysics As the Author of Technical Journals on all things Para-psychological, and as he owned and operated his own Security company he decided to turn his hand to writing Training Courses for his own Security College, during which time he managed and owned his own training college. It was during his serious writing days that he needed a lighter moment and decided to write fiction. With the help and encouragement of a very close friend, Mr. Colin Redmond, he was inspired to write the stories of Galapas and the series was born. Nevertheless, if it had not been for the love, support and encouragement of his wife, soul mate and best friend, Cheryl this series may have died. This is the first series of the Travels of Galapas.