"As they flew along, a strange and violent wind began to blow. The trees on the shore bent almost to the ground. They felt the gale pulling at their hair; they clutched their hats and stuffed them under their arms to keep them from blowing away. Hetta's curly brown hair blew out til it was almost straight, flapping behind her. There were trees now on the riverbanks, sheltering from the blasts. The boat flew down the river faster and faster, carrying them towards Hannibal." This is a trip to the future, a future where the climate has changed, Earth's cities are destroyed and surviving civilizations of only the wealthy are protectively domed over. A world where a culture of tyranny exists under two moons and those who seek freedom from the autocratic system must live out on the plains, in tribes. Our heroes Omer and Hetta push forward against their adversaries - the ruling group of evil "Domistas." Their path is not always easy, frightening weather and panicked escapes unfold. Attacks from kidnappers and rats alter their hopeful plans - and require clever deceptions to continue on toward what they know is right. Will there ever be a sustainable society of peace? Will our heroes be defeated and cast out into an indefinitely enslaved existence? Find out what truly relevant lessons can be learned for the future of human kind in this hopeful and thoughtful adventure. "The Moons of Earth," a story of environmental collapse, follows the journey of two young adults who try to rebuild their lives and society. The novel is illustrated with the author's scratchboard drawings.