<p><strong>Short description:</strong> No one sets out to test the borders of sanity, no one wants to challenge the limits of fate; but it happens, and when one arrives there he seldom realizes it. One say, measure, proportion and reason have suddenly evaporated; resolve has given way to abandonment. And it turns out it was surprisingly easy: a few years of disturbed sleep, a season of postponed happiness, a line of unheeded signs - and one false step.</p> <p><strong>About the series:</strong> <em>"Go West," They Told Themselves and Took to Troubled Waters - The Third Book of Evlampia</em> is the third book in the tetralogy of <em>Evlampia</em>. The tetralogy of <em>Evlampia</em> is based on the tetradic idea of the four basic elements of the natural space - air, earth, water, and fire.</p> <p>This e-book is available for purchase for $4.00 in PDF, EPUB (iBooks, Kobo, Nook, Android, Sony, and other eReaders), and MOBI (Amazon Kindle Devices) format.</p> <p><strong>Short excerpt from Chapter 1 - A day like a thousand years:</strong> Saturday, the twenty-seventh of August 1922, on Saint Poemén's Day, a Turkish army began marching unto Smyrna. Days before, the last Greek regiment had been ordered out. The French, Italian and British Allied Forces stationed in Smyrna had already made sure there would be no escape routes - and where was one to go anyway? The bloodiest week of the twentieth century was about to begin; another one followed, and then another. These were