Olympus: Of Gods and Men

Even as all hell breaks loose in Pluto Effect our heroes escape to Milos, their beloved Greek Island. There under the aegis of Ambrosia and her family, they survive apocalyptic global upheavals, caused by reversal of polarity of magnetic poles. As governments and social structure collapse, a small group of advanced beings in a few secret sanctuaries assure survival of the remnants of human heritage. Eventually, Simon awakens to a new reality in which people become aware of magnificent powers lying dormant within them. If you like Greek mythology and ancient mysteries, then this book is for you. If you like metaphysics and philosophy, then this book is for you. If you like suspense, then this book is for you. If you like mystery, this book is for you. Let’s face it, if you like reading you’ll enjoy this book. And frankly, all the other books but Stan I.S. Law. He’s a man who not only can really write, but he builds up his characters, he tell a story that draws you in, he adds poetic descriptions and wraps it all up in a love story. It doesn’t get any better than that. (Anetta Bach)