Certainty is the enemy of knowledge. “A rough-edged, fast-paced, staccato trip into the depths of science, technology and history with complex characters and exotic settings.”
At night a controversial biologist dreams of ancient Rome and visiting the Great Library of Alexandria, where he falls in love with a mystical priestess. During the day he fights against mainstream science and religion in his search for dark energy.
“If you like future thinking about ‘dark matter’ and the meaning of life, this is a great book! If you like to parallel themes and sub plots, this book is for you… the main character dreams and falls into another ‘place’ during Roman times. I really like that aspect of the book. Solid themes, great imagery!”– Steven M Garrison, Kindle, April 7 2015
“Prepare for a surreal adventure written with great skill …”
– Top 100 Amazon Reviewer
“Dark energy became beautiful. A discussion about sensors? Riveting.”
– Undiscovered Tomes
… reads like a Dan Brown novel in terms of pacing but draws more deeply on history, quantum physics, and the esoteric…”
– Scot, GoodReads, March 2015
… a ninja throat punch of tech savvy, psychological thriller…. a cool historic fiction with some mysterious theological elements thrown in.”
– Goodreads, Top 55 Best Reviewers, Feb 5, 2015
Great read! … a fascinating dual-poled tale, part in the distant roman-egyptian past and part in the near-future.”
– Smashwords Review, Dec 3, 2014
