Paiboon Sunthonchart Jr.

To Touch the Crown Paiboon Sunthonchart Jr.

To Touch the Crown is a deeply spiritual fiction story, based on a truth: non-fiction times the earth was in. The road begins into a drive entering the darker side of life and the uprising and commercializing of the Seattle rave scene (years 1998-2002). . . . . . The main story begin with Jameson (James) who grew up somewhat of a leader, living for love, but money seemed to be blinding him from the only way to receive what he'd never had. He ventures in search of a girl he found in his senior prom, where high-school is the farthest thing from the groove. James enters the dark-world where raving is the freedom. . . . Brian was following the footsteps of his best friend Jameson, drifting along under the wings of money, lost in the silhouette of status. He was clueless about life and the future road in front him, good times after work seemed to be the only thing that made life worth living. A date with Ashley comes, that would change his life forever. . . . Jason wakes up in world he's never been, under a new face, not knowing who he is. His identification shows his face, one that he's never seen before, under a name he's never heard of. . . . . . We step into the shell of these characters feeling what they feel, intertwining in their thoughts and emotions as youths become young adults trying to find themselves, and their meaning. They face decisions that can alter the lives of many, choices that can never be changed when chosen; choices where the only choice, is to make the choice. . . . In their search for love, they see the worse the world has to offer, and the light of heaven's above in a find for truth and reason. . . This book also contains a non-fiction news excerpt for "world salvation" and ending "The Sorcery War"