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Welcome Mr. Chamberlain is the author of the Ancestor Series of Adventure-thrillers. The first two books of the series were published by The Grace Publishing Group through its imprint, Grace Books, in July, 2007 and July, 2008 respectively. The Grace Publishing Group also published his well received self-publishing book, Creative Self-Publishing in the World Marketplace, in 2004.
The Current ANCESTOR SERIES Books
Books in the Ancestor Series are adventures into plausible reality, carrying the reader into unique realms of danger and suspense, as today’s civilized world is forced to re-evaluate its understanding of Earth history. Scientific mysteries, and subtle but familiar metaphysical principles, are encountered by stalwart characters meeting the unknown, as they uncover ancient technology and attempt to preserve its value for the benefit of human kind.
Book I in the series, The Mountain Place of Knowledge, is set in Belize: Two U.N. investigators are dispatched to the country to uncover the cause of death of a vacationing agency head. A Scepter instrument is discovered in a burial chamber at the top of an ancient Mayan temple possessing powers to heal and destroy. A Codex from the chamber leads the investigators to a secret entrance called the Sentinel and the hollowed out inside of a mountain. Faced with a plethora of technical wonders, bizarre experiences befall the two, and the stage is set for a clash of nations intent on possessing ancient technology.
Book II in the series, The Ice Cap and the Rift, is set in Iceland: The two U.N. investigators from book I are now at the head of The Institute for the Study of Unusual Phenomena (ISUP), charged with organizing an expedition to a fifteen mile long rift torn across an Icelandic ice cap, the result of a massive Comboquake that raked across the length of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. The rift has intersected a bubble-like structure containing unusual items that shouldn’t be there. The discovery of an ancient rural habitat, still fully functional, along with attendant flying vehicles brings the expedition into conflict with nations that see the discovery as changing the balance of power. |
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