DALLAS, March 28, 2003 (PRIMEZONE) -- On a quest to convince a family to cease hunting animals, two fairies become trapped in a moral entanglement. The Fairies Quest (now available through 1stBooks Library) by Louis Dorfman is a magical, enchanting tale for young adults and children to heighten their awareness towards the feelings and personalities of animals.
Dorfman opens the gate for the reader to enter the fairy domain. Penelope and Bucky were animals during their lives on Earth. Now, they live in the fairy domain, where all fairies take human form. In order for a fairy to become an angel, they must first complete an approved quest on Earth within 100 years of their arrival to the domain. Penelope, formerly a raccoon on Earth, and her best friend, Bucky, once a black stallion, are given permission from the council to commence their quest on Earth. They must seek out the Winston family, enthusiastic hunters, and convince them that it is wrong to kill anything for pleasure.
However, their quest is not without obstacles. Cassandra, a member of the fairies' council believes that the moral values of Earth should not be altered and opposes the quest. Determined to see them fail, she is appointed the supervisor of the quest and causing a myriad of obstacles to hinder them. The obstacles have unforeseen consequences as Penelope and Bucky wrestle with a moral dilemma between completing their quest and the desire to do the right thing. The resolution leads to an exciting and unexpected climax.
The Fairies Quest is a fantastic story of magic, morals and understanding.
Dorfman has raised and trained many types of exotic animals. He currently lives in Texas with 17 animals as houseguests, including two river otters and a timber wolf. He is an animal behaviorist and spends three days a week volunteering his time to work with large cats at the International Exotic Feline Sanctuary, home to 66 tigers, lions, cougars and leopards. There, he rehabilitates cats that have been mistreated in the hopes to improve their quality of life.
In addition to being a writer, he is a businessman and an attorney. He has written numerous articles concerning animal behavior and welfare that have been published in professional publications. Appearing on over 50 TV shows and over 100 radio shows as an expert on wild predators, Dorfman has written two other books, Dakar, a Wolf's Adventure and Otters on the Loose. For more information, the author invites readers to his website at www.louisdorfman.com.
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