THE TREE: A BOY NAMED GREX

In a world where myth collides with reality, The Tree reimagines the legendary Tree of Knowledge—not as a symbol of temptation, but as a source of limitless power for those who control it.

Grex, an orphaned delivery boy scraping by on wit and determination, never expected his life to intertwine with such a force. But when a delivery turns into a fateful encounter with a rebel group determined to protect The Tree from those who would exploit it, Grex is pulled into an adventure that not only changes him, but the whole world.

The Tree’s fruits grant wisdom beyond imagination, but they also shatter illusions and ignite revolutions. Kingdoms fall, religions crumble, and the fragile balance of power is torn apart. As Grex journeys through perilous lands—from the crumbling ruins of Fenestra to the treacherous cliffs of Petrichor—he discovers that knowledge is not just power; it is a weapon.

Along the way, Grex finds a family. He is drawn to Anning, a fiercely independent girl who sees through his bravado. Alongside them is Frisco, a stoic mentor with secrets of his own, and Fish, whose laughter hides his scars. Together, they fight to protect the Tree and the truths it holds, but their bond is tested as the weight of their mission grows heavier. They are a family forged in chaos, but even families can splinter. In the end, Grex must confront the hardest truth of all: some things are worth losing, even when they leave you broken.

This sweeping tale of love, loss, resilience, and the dangerous beauty of truth is perfect for readers who crave thought-provoking fantasy filled with moral complexity and unforgettable characters, The Tree will leave you questioning what you would sacrifice for the power to truly know.

This is a story of courage, connection, and the bittersweet beauty of letting go. For Grex, the journey isn’t just about saving the world—it’s about finding himself in a world that keeps taking everything away.