The Pharaohs of Egypt, Plato, Aristotle, Sir Isaac Newton, Francis Bacon and the late Stephen Hawking, have all sought to learn the secret of the ancient ones. A secret so powerful it can change the world.

Sprinkled throughout the Egyptian Book of the Dead, the Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls, are references to the mysterious essence of the Philosophers Stone. Has quantum physicist Dr. Alex Harrington unraveled the mystery? Missing for more than three months, powerful forces are desperate to find him, to learn what he has discovered. To stop him from exposing their plans.
Watching his daughter, they know that she received a package that contained her father's diary. What they don't know, is that the wheels he has set in motion has launched her upon a perilous path. A path that holds the fate of the world in its balance.
As an archaeologist, science is Maya Harrington's religion. Pragmatism, reason and probability her theology. Vowing to find her father, she is forced to confront the possibility that there are influences beyond reason and forces outside the realm of explanation.
As she unravels each layer of the greatest mystery of all time, it is becoming clear that there are those who have used the eclipse that crossed America in 2017 to initiate a countdown towards a worldwide conflagration. From out of the ashes this shadow organization will usher in a New World Order. All under the control of a few.
Is she deluding herself into believing that she was chosen to save humanity? Is destiny a hidden road paved at the onset of time?
Book I of The Manna Chronicles brings together ancient history, unassailable facts, and prophecies from across the ages; to the eye-opening possibility that for man, time is running out…………

Born in Virginia, raised in Maine, son of a sailor. Father, husband, writer, musician, explorer, adventurer. Attended University of Miami, lived in Coconut Grove, NYC, Connecticut, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Culver Indiana. Currently resides in Boca Raton, Florida.
Too many careers to list and too many encounters to be believed. My life has been a collection of fodder for my stories, texture for my tales and eccentricities for my characters.
For each and every one of us, our experiences are the threads that make up the tapestry of who we are. And what we believe to be true will define our reality.
Most of my published works have been explorations of alternative views of history and the shadowy fingerprints that have shaped events from behind the veil. Some call it fiction. I'm not so sure.