The short stories of the author, born in the former Czechoslovakia, reached thousands of views and readings on the Internet in a short period of time. The author uses his own civil name in many of them. These short stories have been translated into many world languages. He claims that he wrote many of these stories from life experiences and experiences. So he wrote some short stories based on real events. Reincarnation, time travel, looking into the distant future...these are the aspects that these stories contain. Sometimes they are really shocking and force the reader to move to a completely unknown level. Even the most demanding reader will certainly not regret if he reaches for this book full of mystery. The author was able to combine even unrelated genres such as mystery and romantic love. According to this writing strategy, it is possible to love beyond the boundaries of the known universe. Welcome to the mysterious world and throw away all prejudices against fantastic and mysterious stories. Because, as the author himself claims, there are many truths and reality as we know them.

Unconventional Love in a Mysterious World

"I am the oldest chief of the Tawang tribe. My name is the Green River Eagle. A hunter named Orico lived in our tribe. He was killed by hunters from an enemy tribe while hunting, when they crossed our forests. He was the best hunter we had. Now you, you white men come, and you say that this man from Europe is our Orico. However, we will soon see the truth. Do nothing, just look and wait." 


Everyone was tense about what was going to happen. The chief gave instruction to a young hunters. They all dismounted and meanwhile other hunters brought four more horses of different colors. Then they put them all side by side. Together exactly ten horses stood contentedly in front of the fence. Chief approached Ronald again and uttered his verdict. 


"If you are a man from Europe, our Orico, show us which one of the horses belongs to you. Then jump on him and prove that he will listen to you. This is the first of three tasks that await you." 


Orico Tawanga (2)