Where did mankind really come from? Why are we here? We can’t understand the past until we embrace the future.
These critical mysteries take center stage as Earth emerges into a galactic society that is far more perilous than anyone could have imagined. Our history is far more complicated than we could have known. Can a few brilliant minds find a way out for Earth?
One saving grace is that there are those who believe ancient clues foretell that Earth has a destiny, and if we can survive our present difficulties, we might just find out what that destiny is….
Dr. Mark Spencer was a young, up-and-coming history and anthropology professor who was all too familiar with what happens to less advanced civilizations when suddenly exposed to others of considerably higher technology. There’s only one survivor, and the culture witnessing magic isn’t it. When modern-day Earth suddenly finds itself on the losing end of that proposition, a team of the world’s best scientists is put together to find a solution. Of course the advanced society being friendly, Earth’s citizens uniting, and the world’s politicians working together for the common good would help tremendously, but…what if none of that were true?
Author:
William Lee Gordon
William Lee Gordon is the pen name of the last baby born in the city of Wichita, KS in the year 1958. Along with that distinction came televised appearances, local fame, and most valuable; a year’s worth of diapers. Bill has a diverse background and is known as a strong public speaker; receiving standing ovations from audiences numbering in the thousands at Cesar’s Palace in Las Vegas as well as other venues worldwide. His favorite topic is Leadership. At one time, he was authoring and publishing a political newsletter that counted among its registered subscribers a number of elected public officials. Although he has worked in the sales and marketing arena most of his life, he is currently the owner of an internet marketing business and the founder of a Political Action Committee. He is a passionate writer and he hopes that you enjoy reading his works as much as he enjoys writing them.
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