A Voyage Beyond Reason

A Voyage Beyond Reason

He Dared to Dream an Impossible Dream. He Risked Body and Soul to Make it Real.On September 13, 1996, twenty four year old Benjamin Wade set out on a solo voyage in a tiny sea kayak. As he pushed off from the shores of San Felipe, his goal lay 6,000 miles away—and deep within his own soul. The chance discovery of his journals, buried on a Colombian cliff above the sea, uncovered a mystery which took many years to finally solve. His journals tell of misery and elation, of triumph and failure, of insight and insanity. Follow the events which will forge his character, and follow the mind of a young man set on achieving a dream that no amount of misfortune can dissuade him from reaching . . . on a journey that challenges his survival, and brings him face to face with himself.Tom Gauthier weaves the word pictures and intimate thoughts of Benjamin Wade into a gripping story of the struggle for survival and the reshaping of a young life in a way that few of us could imagine. Retired executive and veteran turned novelist, Tom Gauthier is the author of eight books and counting. He holds an MBA and an MS and Doctorate in Psychology and his decades of world travel and interaction with many cultures is reflected in is works of historical fiction and action adventure novels. To date, Tom's books include four novels under the Amos Mead Adventure Series; a unit history/memoir of WWII Army Air Corps--A Saga of the 1st Fighter Control Squadron; and a children's book of short stories and poetry--Pumpkins to Holly. Tom and his wife, Marlene, live in northeastern California.