Zulu

The Eternal Guardian

By: Ngozi Bolin

Narrated by: Dan McCrae, V. A. Cooper

Some souls walk this Earth with a mission greater than themselves, bound by love, karma, and the cosmic order of the universe. This is the story of one such soul—Zulu, a noble German Shepherd, whose spirit has traversed realms beyond human understanding. He did not come into this world by accident, nor was he merely a beloved pet. Zulu was an ancient guardian, a being of wisdom and protection, sent to fulfill his tikkun—his sacred journey of healing and balance.

For one family, struggling through life’s trials and unseen forces, Zulu was more than a companion; he was a beacon, a shield against darkness, and a teacher in ways they never expected. Through his presence, they would come to understand the deeper meaning of loyalty, courage, and unconditional love. But Zulu’s mission extended beyond the physical—it was a continuation of lifetimes of service, a path forged through the cycles of incarnation, carrying lessons from worlds both seen and unseen.

This book is a testament to the eternal nature of the soul, the mysterious bonds that connect us across lifetimes, and the guardians who walk among us, often disguised in fur and paws, yet carrying the wisdom of the ages. Zulu’s journey is one of devotion and destiny—a reminder that no soul is ever truly alone, and that love, once given, is forever etched in the one fabric of existence.

Welcome to the story of Zulu: The Eternal Guardian.

©2025 Ngozi Bolin (P)2025 Ngozi Bolin

For anyone who’s ever been loved by a dog

I might be a little biased since I’ve been a proud German Shepherd owner for over 20 years, but this story really struck a chord. It’s emotional in the best way, with moments that reminded me of the quiet loyalty and deep connection only a dog can give.

The narration is spot-on—calm, clear, and respectful of the story’s tone. It lets the heart of the book come through without trying too hard.

Zulu is about purpose, love, and the kind of bond that doesn't need words. It’s a story that stays with you, especially if you’ve ever had a dog who felt more like family than pet.