Together, they race around the world in hopes of unravelling an ancient and far-reaching conspiracy, and at the same time staying one step ahead of the Immari who have one goal: to kick-start the next phase of human evolution, potentially wiping out 99% of it in the progress.Īlso, a mysterious structure buried beneath an iceberg has been discovered in Antarctica, with something standing guard there for thousands of years.Īs you can tell right away, The Atlantis Gene is a rather ambitious novel that aims to combine a whole lot of different elements to produce a dynamic plot with a lot of variety to it, and it certainly achieves that with flying colours. Upon receiving a coded message related to some attacks by the Immari, he plunges headfirst into danger to save the one person who could help him: Dr. but with a distinct lack of manpower, resources and most importantly, time, he finds himself with his back against the wall. Kate Warner who, believing to have discovered the cure for autism, has actually stumbled upon something much more dangerous for humanity, something the Immari want to get their hands on.įinally, there is agent David Vale who has spent the last ten years of his life fighting against the Immari. To begin with, we have an ancient race called the Immari, who have spent the last two thousand years hiding secrets from mankind about their origins and searching for the enemy that could wipe out humankind. To go into greater detail about the story, we are presented with three main characters, so to speak. Riddle, the author makes great use of that idea, concocting a riveting adventure that begins with a rather unusual quest: to stop mankind from evolving. In the worldwide-famous The Atlantis Gene by A. leaving ample room for imagination to take over. However, the closer we look the more we see that certain segments of our timeline have been lost throughout the countless years we've traversed as a race.
When it come to the big picture behind humanity's evolution, science has managed to leave relatively few blanks for us to fill in, at least when we're speaking generally.
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