Kontiki High

Commissioned to write the biography of Mr. Cordeleone, the owner of a resort in the Bahamas The Kontiki High, the life of Mr. Michael Lunth suddenly threatens to change. Cordeleone and his unique opulent lifestyle blends high erotica with high brow intellectual excursions. This style of opulent intellectual living slowly reveals itself to Michael Lunth as a unique feature that marks the entire network. The narrative is from the point of view of Michael Lunth, the author from New York. As the two styles blend, readers find themselves begin with the high school life of Cordeleone and his mentor-friend Peter and the worries of a single mother Gabriela, Cordelone's mother whose achieving her own balance with the responsibility that Cordeleone presents to her becomes a journey of her own. The more Mr. Lunth goes around discovering about the life of Mr. Cordeleone - to gather material for his research, the more the journey - as the guest of this elite network of Mr. Cordeleone, promises to transform him and his own views. He finds the experiences - a blend of blatant sensual freedom and high brow intellectual exposés - simply too powerful for his own self-images. Occasionally jarring him but transformative. The highlight is the personal journey that the commission ends for Mr. Michael Lunth in. Taking us through passion, fears, self-discoveries and intellectual challenges that promise to remain contemporary into the near future.

The Kontiki High is the first of the series of the juvenile treatises and introduces the reader to a central character in the commissioned biographer from New York. Mr. Michael Lunth. The story is the start of a personal journey that threatens to transform him and his views about life, living and the muddles it presents - of the various human realities. This book contains all the four sections including a pictorial paralipomena.