Showing posts with label Thomas Greanias. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thomas Greanias. Show all posts

27 October 2009

The Atlantis Revelation (Atlantis #3)

The Atlantis Revelation is the third book in the Atlantis series by Thomas Greanias.

In spite of the efforts made by Conrad Yeats and Serena Serghetti in the last book, the shadow organization Alignment is still trying to control the events of the world. And their latest plot involves the mythic Greek Fire - a substance that can turn water into flame.

If Yeats and Serghetti do not find out where the target is, there will be a major war that might tip the balance of power around the globe. But before they can work together again, Yeats has to decide if Serghetti can be forgiven for her betrayal in the previous adventure.

Greanias writes in the genre of Dan Brown - religious prophesy and other factors lead the player along a dangerous path.

Greanias, Thomas. (2009). The Atlantis Revelation. New York: Atria Books.

15 September 2009

The Atlantis Prophecy (Atlantis #2)

The Atlantis Prophecy by Thomas Greanias is the second book in his Atlantis series - part Indiana Jones, part historical fiction/legend, part science fiction.

Four years after the events in Antarctica, Archaeologist Conrad Yeats is informed that the body of his father has been discovered. At the funeral, when the tombstone is revealed, Conrad know his father is sending him a message.

The stone is an obelisk with code on all four sides. With the help of Dr. Serena Serghetti, a Vatican linguist and environmental/human rights activist, Conrad must decipher his father's code before the bad guys.

Though his is practically the same plot as the first book, the change of setting to Washington DC and the inclusion of US history makes this an entertaining book. Fans of Dan Brown will enjoy the secret societies involved.

Greanias, Thomas. (2008). The Atlantis Prophecy. New York: Pocket Star Books.

09 September 2009

Raising Atlantis (Atlantis #1)

Raising Atlantis by Thomas Greanias is a science fiction thriller that includes both one possible future and the origins of human life on Earth.

Dr. Conrad Yeats was once a cutting edge megalithic archaeologist - an expert on the pyramids an other large scale ruins. After a few mishaps with local governments and the destruction of ancient sites, the only job he can find is on a TV show that looks for signs of aliens in the ruins.

Dr. Serena Serghetti is an ex-nun and language specialist who had dedicated her life to fight human rights violations around the globe.

When a secret US military installation in Antarctica discovers something buried under the ice, Conrad is requested by the General in charge. Having no other choice, Conrad goes to Antarctica to investigate.

When the Vatican finds out about the discovery, they send Dr. Serghetti to oversee, not in her capacity as an ex-nun who still occasionally works for the church, but as her role as a member of the Australia-Antarctica Preservation Society.

What they find under the ice will be the most important discovery of the century - but it may also trigger the melting of the ice cap that will flood much of the world.

This first in the series of sci-fi thriller is along the lines of books by James Rollins, Lincoln Child & Douglas Preston, Benjamin E. Miller and Dan Brown.

Greanias, Thomas. (2005). Raising Atlantis. New York: Simon & Schuster.