Review: Time and Ithis
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 27, 2013
Nick Palmer, an unemployed lecturer with a doctorate in theoretical archaeology, believed that time would gradually slow down, maybe even stop, when full alignment points directly to the galaxy centre. His academic credibility had been squashed when he introduced his heretical doctorate, "The Seventh Age-When Time Stops." This was based on ancient Sumerian cuneiform tablets. The Mayan clock did not predict events beyond 2012.  Nick wondered about the Mayans and their Venus connectionNick is thrust into a dangerous, catastrophic situation that threatens the Earth and the whole Solar System.Ithis, an alien, enigmatic entity, tracks the surface-dweller. She had watched her "key seeker,"for a long time. The rumors of the green eyed devils resurfaced. David Black, the clocker, and Ithis are connected to crypto-terrestrials. They experience globe trotting, intrigue, and mayhem.A large capacitor located underground is one vital piece that can tap into the natural energy produced by the Earth's spinning molten core. And human DNA is the key to revitalizing each vital piece. The questions about the diversity of races is because of other sister planets decaying, and their peoples seeking refuge on Earth. Could the irreversible be reversed?The love story between Ithis and Nick is intricately woven into the truths hidden from mankind. Jack Eason has an accumulated interest in, and knowledge of, science fiction, ancient history and exotic lands. He uses humor liberally sprinkled with vivid glints of imagination to produce adventurous novels.