The Tesseract Codex: Ancient Aliens

By: William Parker

Narrated by: Kevin Scollin

Length: 6 hrs and 31 mins

Publisher's summary

Before the time of man, according to the ancient legends, the gods walked the Earth. The Egyptians had a name for this time. They called it "Zep Tepi"—the First Time. That time is where this story all began in a place called Gobekli Tepe. But something went horribly wrong along the way. It took a Great Flood to cleanse the Earth of that terrible wrong. Mankind was very nearly annihilated, but the story didn’t end there.

Ancient Aliens picks up the story 10,000 years later, on a distant outworld known only as Soloreon-3….

In the beginning was the ship, and the ship was a light unto mankind. And the light shines into the darkness, but the darkness does not comprehend the light. And so the ship took a name unto itself—the Tesseract.

It all started with an emergency call from a world at the farthest edges of explored space.

“You are our only hope,” they told John Korbin and the crew of the Tesseract. A deadly virus would kill them all if the Tesseract did not get the vaccine to them right away. But, like every other mission the Tesseract has taken on, this was but the tip of the proverbial iceberg. To save these people, Emma would have to pull a quantum rabbit out of her hat, and John would be in for the fight of his life.

One thing was certain—someone very evil tried to kill these people, all of them, but why? Hunting down a mass murderer was a job for Special Forces, but they could use all of the help they could get. None of the clues made any sense. Every step they took was one step closer to killing all living things on Soloreon-3, but how were they to know that when they started?Except the mysteries didn’t end there: Where had these people come from, and, with no modern technology, how did they get here? The answers to those questions would test the Tesseract and its crew to its very limits. It would bring dark forces out of hiding. It would bring the planet to the brink of war. But the Tesseract was the Nexus of Fates.

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