Old Ways, New Hope
by Charles Wing
Author Reputation Press


"If we find it, it will be the greatest find of all mankind’s history ever known."

Wing's novel follows a group of archaeologists and a freelance translator as they navigate the discovery of a number of ancient libraries that may very well hold the answers to the origins of humankind. It is a tale filled with intrigue and adventure. These discoveries are meticulously extracted and stored in warehouses where the texts can be translated (and their maps followed) to even more historical discoveries. These discoveries will eventually lead to an encounter with otherworldly beings who will open their eyes to ancient mysteries. Older than humanity, these mysteries have the potential of changing everything on earth. The question, however, is whether that change will be for good or bad.

This novel takes the reader worldwide as new discoveries of ancient beings are translated and archived and the enormity of their implications is fully realized. At times, it is a riveting read as it follows its characters through the excitement of archaeological discoveries to encounters with beings from space. The premise of the novel is interesting and filled with mystery. Fans of science fiction will undoubtedly enjoy this novel. However, even those who just enjoy a good story set in exotic locations will find much to like here. This is one of those novels that make readers think about the wonders of both mankind and the universe. There are many "what ifs" explored within the pages of this book, making it a fun read for those who enjoy thinking about nonconventional explanations for man's origins. For readers who enjoy such tales, this is the perfect selection.

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