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2 reviews
R.J. Archer

NWIDI Press, 2008

History's mysteries come alive -- and full circle -- in this eye-opening thriller
Remember back in 2000 when the ruins of a lost city were found off the western coast of Cuba, stoking a small inferno of "could this be Atlantis?" speculation? I do, but only because I try to keep up with all the news that the media and "scholars" ignore. If all the stuffy academics acknowledged the fact that these megalithic, clearly man-made structures exist, it would turn their carefully ...

Tractrix (Seeds of Civilization)

5 reviews
R. J. Archer

NWIDI Press, 2006

This is a no-put-downer
When I picked up this book, I thought the story line sounded interesting. I never dreamed I'd be glued to the book until I finished it. The mystery drove me through page after page as I tried to figure it all out. The action... the angst... the ending! All I can say is, "Where's the sequel, Mr. Archer?"

Tsubute (Seeds of Civilization)

1 review
R.J. Archer

NWIDI Press, 2006

Continues the adventure
Tsubute continues the adventures of the NWIDI team where Tractrix left off. Frank Morton and his collegues this time journey to Japan, with the initial intent to investigate a mysterious pyramid off the island of Yonaguni, the westernmost island of Japan. As with his last novel, Archer interweaves facts with his fiction: in the late 1980's, divers found underwater archeological ruins similar ...