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Mehrer, Alan D

 
9781522736455: The 4th Cave of the Incas: The Eternal Search

Synopsis

Action, Adventure, Archeology, Inca This is an action packed historical novel that gives credible possible insight as to Pizarro's wanton slaying of the Incas and the ultimate cleverness of the Inca nation. Ziv was an Archeologist. He was a very dedicated Archeologist. Unfortunately, he had crossed paths with an unscrupulous Archeologist named Champ Gruber. Champ had framed him, taken away his wife, his position, his reputation and left him penniless. Lawmen were watching him closely. Reputable establishments of higher learning would not hire him. He was down, but he was not out. He had a theory. During the Incan Empire, Pizarro wanted all the gold, but he could not find its source. He didn’t look in the right places, obviously. Ziv had what he thought was a sound theory as to the source. The Inca’s, historically, emerged from three caves. He put everything he had into the advancement of historical knowledge. Beyond common knowledge, Ziv initiated a search for the fourth cave. What he found was far more valuable than that of gold

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À propos de l'auteur

Alan Mehrer was born in South Dakota before WWII. His early life consisted of no running water, a wood burning kitchen range, no refrigerator and outdoor toilet facilities. This was pretty much the norm for that era and rural location but it also consisted of being amid broad spectrum of people who each had their peculiar characteristics but all were hard working and honest. Alan went on to many professions. A dental technician, farmhand, gardener, chauffeur, cowboy, electrician, magician, apartment manager, truck driver, construction worker, railroad electrician, Computer Engineer and an Electrical Engineer, to name a few. In each of these life experiences he met many various characters and experienced diverse circumstances and used these to enrich the texture of his writings. He has written other books. They include Appointment at Monkey Rock, Pontifex of the Rockies, The Saga of Molly McCassley, Otis Ornsby, The Commodore’s Mine, and Penny Storm.

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