Review of Kataklusmos

Full disclosure that the author of Kataklusmos is my brother. As such, this will not be a normal review but a description of the novel. The following is reprinted by permission from the author.

A Trio of Stories Collide

The trilogy of Toward the Gleam, The Lucifer Ego, and Kataklusmos is packed with mystery and mayhem, philosophy and physics, paleontology and archaeology, theology and psychology, historical personages of note, and travels to the past and to exotic places—all connected to a book that is the most valuable artifact in the history of the world. In Kataklusmos, characters from all three stories collide in the pursuit of answers that span time and space.

Stalked by Danger and Despair

Two years after the forced separation of Oxford archaeologist Frodo Lyle Stuart and his “betrothed” psychologist Beatrice Adams, a cataclysmic event takes Lyle and his brother, Sam, to Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and China in search of solutions to confounding questions. Stalked by danger and despair, Lyle finds his personal and professional worlds turned upside-down.

Did the events recorded in the ancient book really occur, and are those with connections to that world still shaping this planet’s history?