MANKIND HAS HAD 12,000 YEARS TO DECIPHER THE MESSAGE,
WE HAVE ONE WEEK LEFT....
There is a signal emanating from deep within the ice of Antarctica. Atlantis has awoken. Ancient monuments all over the worlds from the Pyramids of Giza, to Mexico to the ancient sites of China are reacting...to a brewing crisis not of this earth, but somewhere out in the solar system. Connecting to each other through the oceans. Using low frequency sound waves to create an ancient network. The earth is thrown into panic stations. For it seems that the signals emanating from Atlantis are a prelude to something much greater. Could it be that the entire city is in fact one giant ancient machine? And to what end? For what purpose?
It is the year 2012, the same year Mayan belief prophesised the end of the world. Two armies, American and Chinese stand on the brink of war for the control of the most potent force ever known to man. The secrets of Atlantis. Secrets which are encoded in crystal shards retrieved from the sunken city. Secrets which Mankind has had twelve thousand years to decipher...but which will now destroy it within one week.
Industry Reviews
"A rocketing adventure...Stel Pavlou's debut novel burst with marvels of scientific chitchat and towers above most recent science fiction." --The Philadelphia Inquirer
"Few debuts are as ambitious as Decipher. Exhilaratingly imaginative." --Sunday Times (UK)
"A wide-screen special-effects Technicolor blast; perfect for a Hollywood blockbuster." --The Times (London)
"Deep, smart, and well-researched." --SFX
"A fascinating blend of science, mythology, language, and much more." --The Independent (London)
"If Michael Crichton isn't nervous, he should be. Not only has Stel Pavlou written a scientific thriller that's as tautly plotted a roller-coaster ride as anything Crichton's ever written, but he's done so using intelligent characters, and a clever, synergistic premise. The weaving of scientific detail with imagination is superb and unparalleled." --Zentertainment.com A rocketing adventure...Stel Pavlou's debut novel burst with marvels of scientific chitchat and towers above most recent science fiction. "The Philadelphia Inquirer"
Few debuts are as ambitious as Decipher. Exhilaratingly imaginative. "Sunday Times (UK)"
A wide-screen special-effects Technicolor blast; perfect for a Hollywood blockbuster. "The Times (London)"
Deep, smart, and well-researched. "SFX"
A fascinating blend of science, mythology, language, and much more. "The Independent (London)"
If Michael Crichton isn't nervous, he should be. Not only has Stel Pavlou written a scientific thriller that's as tautly plotted a roller-coaster ride as anything Crichton's ever written, but he's done so using intelligent characters, and a clever, synergistic premise. The weaving of scientific detail with imagination is superb and unparalleled. "Zentertainment.com"" "A rocketing adventure...Stel Pavlou's debut novel burst with marvels of scientific chitchat and towers above most recent science fiction."-The Philadelphia Inquirer
"Few debuts are as ambitious as Decipher. Exhilaratingly imaginative."-Sunday Times (UK)
"A wide-screen special-effects Technicolor blast; perfect for a Hollywood blockbuster."
-The Times (London)
"Deep, smart, and well-researched."-SFX
"A fascinating blend of science, mythology, language, and much more."
-The Independent (London)
"If Michael Crichton isn't nervous, he should be. Not only has Stel Pavlou written a scientific thriller that's as tautly plotted a roller-coaster ride as anything Crichton's ever written, but he's done so using intelligent characters, and a clever, synergistic premise. The weaving of scientific detail with imagination is superb and unparalleled."--Zentertainment.com
