By Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens
A nine-thousand-year-old conspiracy. 3 households. One mystery. The epic race to discover history’s maximum secret has begun.Beneath the glowing blue water of a distant Pacific atoll, a cruel killer stalks an underwater archaeological dig. His target: to convey his employer---billionaire industrialist Holden Ironwood---an most unlikely artifact that proves a misplaced civilization’s wisdom of astronomy used to be hundreds of thousands of years sooner than its time.At an analogous time, within the military DNA id Lab in Maryland, haunted younger researcher David Weir dangers his freedom to spot a handful of individuals with not anything in universal other than their nonhuman genes---genes that he shares.While within the Arctic tundra, a perilous airborne attack on a pipeline team propels younger paleogeologist Jessica MacClary into the innermost circles of her staggeringly prosperous and strong kinfolk as she learns the awesome mystery her ancestors have defended because the beginnings of recorded history.Now those 3 strangers on their separate quests to free up their pasts are unexpectedly pushed into violent collision, merely to find that jointly they carry the main to answering the last word query of humanity’s origins---provided the U.S. Air strength doesn’t cease them first. . . .Acclaimed manhattan instances bestselling novelists Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens once more deliver their specific combination of relentless suspense and state of the art technology to a page-turning tale of event that spans the globe and millennia of human background, racing from long-buried ruins in Cornwall and the casinos of Atlantic urban to the forgotten caves that shield a stunning revelation that might tear the veil off the real heritage of humankind.With a secret extra profound than Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code, and clinical hypothesis extra provocative than Michael Crichton’s subsequent, seek is an adrenaline-fueled, action-packed mystery that is going past wild theories of old astronauts and sunken empires to signify a startling new imaginative and prescient of the start of human civilization.
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This time when the diver’s body sagged, it was due to loss of consciousness. Merrit twisted the handwheel on Renault’s tank regulator to stop the flow of air, then unhooked the diver’s weight belt so he’d float faceup to the undulating bubble of silvery air, reuniting with his last breaths. Merrit recovered Renault’s dive light, switched it off. He took a position above the entryway, extinguished his own light, and waited in the warm darkness of the still water for the second diver to return. It took longer than anticipated.
It was that kind of place. Still, since the historic old hotel was located directly across from the White House and attracted clientele from international diplomatic circles, a mix of dress and ethnicities was also to be expected. Neither he nor his jeans would cause notice. Politics ran this town, not fashion. He stood in the doorway to the lobby bar, backpack in hand. With its small square tables, soft lights, high upholstered chairs, and a multitude of hushed discussions, it was called Off the Record for a reason.
Impressed by its workmanship and by the way it had been hidden, Merrit retrieved her blade. Taking the other half of the cross from around her neck, he slid the blade back inside, then slipped it into his open wetsuit before throwing her body overboard, followed by the first of her divers, and then Renault. Krause and the other diver were already in the water, swimming for their dive boat. Merrit didn’t care, knew how it would play out. The catamaran would be blazing before they reached it, and with all the blood in the water now, the sharks would soon complete his work for him.