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The Last Quest
You Would Be Forgiven
by Trudi Port
In “The Last Quest,” Trudi Port offers a compelling young adult fantasy adventure that deftly combines elements of futuristic intrigue and timeless wisdom. Set in the near future of 2030, the novel follows Yedor, a young man with extraordinary powers, and his sagacious grandmother, Starcose, on a mission of global significance.
Tasked by MI5’s Sir John, Yedor and Starcose must transport a crucial vial of DNA from China to a secret lab in Borneo, a journey that holds the potential to alter Earth’s evolutionary course. Guided by the mystical dragon Shen Di Long, the pair navigates a world straddling the lines between past and future, and between wisdom and wit.
From the bustling streets of Hong Kong to the dense jungles of Borneo, their adventure transcends a simple mission. It becomes a profound exploration of growth, potential, and the essence of the human condition. The DNA vial they carry is not just a physical object but a symbol of the transformative journey they undertake.
Port’s narrative is rich with philosophical musings, humour, and a deep understanding of the human psyche, making “The Last Quest” a thought-provoking read. The story challenges readers to rethink their perceptions of reality and possibility, weaving together threads of knowledge and adventure.
For fans of young adult fantasy, “The Last Quest” promises an enthralling journey filled with mystery and enlightenment. Trudi Port has crafted a story that is as entertaining as it is intellectually stimulating, inviting readers to join Yedor and Starcose in uncovering the secrets that lie at the heart of our planet’s future.
Published by Peak House Publishing on 2023-12-07
Trudi Port (then Miller) grew up in Hong Kong from the age of 4 travelling extensively to most corners of the planet, firstly as a child and then later in life working for RH Macy and the May Company USA as ‘Advisory Buyer’, along with the ‘United Nations Industrial Development Organization’(UNIDO) as ‘Creative Designer’ and ‘Market Advisor’ to assist in international exports. (India).
Got to know a few film stars by doing lots of work as extras in movies…Roger Moor, Michael Cain…
She married her husband Len Port, then a radio news journalist in Hong Kong, in a Tibetan Buddhist ceremony in Sherpa Tensing’s Prayer room in the Himalayas.
After further extensive travelling they settled in South Africa where she was employed to restructure and establish the Animal Anti Cruelty League, then a small array of converted rooms and make shift surgery with an acre of land. It is now operational throughout many parts of Africa, changing the lives of millions of animals. Her husband was later transferred to Cape Town where she had her daughter Coreena, followed by her son Rory.
Today living in Cornwall, having acquired her Masters Degree in Fine art and after many years working as Moderator and HO A’levels Art and Design, she has refocused her energy into writing, drawing on the many tails of her experiences and her recently discovered love of story telling to her grand children.
