THE CAVER WAY continues the adventure for Tsami and Tsado, and they face many dangers and meet up with many and varied civilizations and people along the way. Their disagreements come to the boil and they part ways to continue their journey separately. Tsami just knew there was an avalanche and Tsado was killed, what other explanation could there be? An age-old riddle of the great schism is put to rest when Tsami meets up with some of the Yaari. Who is the hairy man, what is his connection? How does he know his name, and who does he keep talking to? He keeps on with the aim of reaching perseverance. Is perseverance a place? Is perseverance a state of mind to attain? They had heard rumors of strange and wonderful creatures but had never imagined meeting one, let alone helping the creature. During the journey, they find out that they are not alone in their quest for the High King, and that The King had sent other folks out on similar tasks. It must be an important task if many people are trying to do it.
Born in the rural village of Torrrice, Italy, Enzo's parents emigrated to Australia, where he grew up in the sugar cane town of Childers, Queensland. He enlisted in the RAAF from school, and then as a civilian again, worked at several occupations from advertising to cab driving. He helped teach a Children’s Ministry class each Sunday with his Church, and developed many characters to enable his teaching. At the Age of 26 he traveled to Italy to visit his birth place, and many relatives he’d never known. The travel-bug had now bitten him however, and once back in Australia, he used the relative freedom of cab driving, to travel again, this time, the world over, and he lived out one of his fantasies, which was living in Israel, where he worked for two years. He attended Christian Heritage College in Brisbane, Australia, completing a BA in (English Literature and History), and began teaching. After studying Children’s Literature he turned his hand to writing and wrote the Tsami & Tsado trilogy. He then completed a BEd Italian & English) and MA (Applied Linguistics) at the University of Queensland.
In 2004 he began teaching English in North Carolina, USA where he has found a wealth of inspiration. He lives in rural St Pauls with his dog, Caleb, an Australian Shepherd of course, and his Chooks (chickens in America). Enzo attends the First Pentecostal Holiness Church, and approaches his writing with a philosophy which says, ‘if the story is not going to up-build and teach something lasting, why bother writing it?