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Currently in Cleveland, the Traveler lives forever but has no idea who he was. It is as if his past was erased with each new body he enters. His eternal mission is to keep the hidden ancient ones from enslaving humanity when they finally attack after millenniums of studying and observing humanity.

The Traveler has companions in his quest to save mankind. Some are willing, but many are like Shannon who is too filled with self-abuse to know he has taken control of her physical and mental form as he has done with others. He knows the time is near when even an immortal might die, for the enemy has grown incredibly strong, and Armageddon appears likely. The Traveler is obligated to protect in a losing cause that could prove fatal

Though this is my second reading of the Soul Traveler, the novel remains as complex as a science fiction tale can be yet retains its ability to entertain the audience. The refreshing story line is so elaborate, readers will need two to three days to follow it. Even then, they still may not capture everything in a first read. The Traveler is an extremely complex protagonist who raises questions and paradoxes that will leave fans pondering answers long after completing the book. Whether the audience accompanies Mr. Pearsongreer to Cleveland or Atlantis, one thing is certain in a world that is constantly changing: science fiction fans will appreciate this cerebral yet action-laden tale.

"...TEN OUT OF TEN STARS!"

Harriet Klausner for AFFAIRE DE COEUR MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2003

"C’mon. Finish packing that picnic basket, load up the car with the kids, and head out for the beach. Wait! Don’t forget to bring something to read… Soul Traveler by Laurance Pearsongreer… If you’ve ever wondered about Atlantis, reincarnation, other universes, aliens, psychic powers, or other possibilities of this creation… is this the book for you! Combining technology, fantasy, morality, and theology, this is the story of Traveler, an entity doomed to live forever without knowing who he is. Obligated to hold another race’s enslavement of all humanity in check, he fights battle after battle for untold millennia. Assisted by comrades, lovers and friends, he continues the good fight even in the face of eventual defeat."

TOM ELLIOT Book Review Editor, MENSA Bulletin—The Magazine of American Mensa August 2003

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