Rodane Arcos is a renowned archaeologist who is about to have the knowledge of a world he's always known and explored, upended. Most people are unaware that we have had a presence of an alien population going back 250,000 years.

They have peacefully embedded themselves in our world, raised their families and joined with us in every way. Their families, with their advanced technology and their influence are a part of every culture in most established populations.

Uncovering this would threaten the very foundation of our facts of human evolution and all existing cultures. Even historians, scientists and archaeologists cannot agree on a rational explanation for numerous mysteries that still astound us.

They have continued questioning many of those finds for centuries. Rodane's new 'education' now repudiates some of the major findings he has always thought of as humanity's great advances.

Earth is at a nexus between what man and our world really are and what most people believe they are. The results revealed can be catastrophic or healing and beneficial to all.

Time is now their enemy in some respects because with time comes new revelations, new discoveries, new questions that could point a finger at all the anomalies of which historians and archeologists are aware but seek reliable answers. Those mysteries continue and those finds are becoming more and more suspect.

To make matters worse, there are those who are renegades from some unsuccessful landings and have been trying for centuries to undo and collect what the others have used to help our world and all its people to move forward. There are factions trying to collapse this mixed population, expose it and use any means to do so, even to the detriment of the entire planet and all living things here.

He and his family as well as many others are now in danger as long as they cannot find the ones responsible for attempts to undo all the good and bring disasters to the entire earth. The danger rises to the highest ranks of government everywhere and all living standards in every culture.

It could all fall apart in an instant. Or it could bring out the best in all mankind.

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