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by Luke Richardson (Author)
THE POWER TO RULE THE WORLD OR SET US ALL FREE.
When an undiscovered temple emerges from the waters of a drought-stricken lake, the world of archeology starts to pay attention.
On the discovery of a set of hieroglyphs suggesting the location of an ancient power source so abundant it could boil the world's oceans dry, a lot more people start to listen.
Enter EDEN BLACK.
With forest fires, droughts, and famine worldwide, Eden and her band of unlikely heroes must move quickly to make sure this lifeline for humankind doesn't become another asset for the super-rich.
From Lake Nasser to the labyrinthine tunnels beneath The Giza Plateau, Eden will find herself trapped in the crosshairs of a tycoon on the make, an enigmatic secret society, and a foe who's closer to home than she could ever imagine.
The Giza Protocol is the much-anticipated sequel to The Ark Files. Buy now to continue this pulse-pounding adventure series!The Giza Protocol Frequently Asked Questions:
What is The Giza Protocol about?
The Giza Protocol is book two in the Eden Black archaeological thriller series. When the ancient tablets from The Ark Files are translated at Cambridge University, they point Eden toward Egypt and the legendary Hall of Records beneath the Giza Plateau. The main object of the search is the Hall of Records, a mythical ancient library hidden beneath the Giza Plateau. The book also brings the Ark of the Covenant into the story, exploring its mysterious descriptions in ancient texts and its possible connection to the pyramids. The story weaves together theories about lost knowledge, ancient power systems, the Queen's Chamber, Element 115, and the possibility that the pyramids were built for a purpose far stranger than simple burial.
Is The Giza Protocol an archaeological thriller?
Yes. The Giza Protocol is an archaeological thriller about ancient Egypt, hidden knowledge, secret societies, and the mysteries of the Giza Plateau. It explores the Hall of Records, the Ark of the Covenant, the pyramids, the Sphinx, lost civilisations, and the possibility that human history may be older and stranger than we have been taught. Readers interested in Graham Hancock, Robert Bauval, Andrew Collins, ancient Egypt, and alternative history theories should find plenty to enjoy.
Who will enjoy The Giza Protocol?
The Giza Protocol is for anyone fascinated by ancient Egypt, the pyramids, the Sphinx, the Hall of Records, the Ark of the Covenant, the Book of Enoch, the Dead Sea Scrolls, or lost-civilisation theories. It is also ideal for fans of Indiana Jones, Dan Brown, Clive Cussler, Tomb Raider, National Treasure, and fast-paced archaeological adventure thrillers.
Is The Giza Protocol clean or family-friendly?
Yes. Like The Ark Files, The Giza Protocol contains action, danger, and suspense, but no graphic or gratuitous content.
What order should I read the Eden Black books in?
Start with The Ark Files. The Giza Protocol is book two in the series.
