The Mountain Place of Knowledge

In the Mayan Mountains of Belize a flash of mysterious blue light brings death to a U.N. official searching for a secret entrance to the inside of a mountain. Two U.N. scientists, a roguish ex-Marine turned geology professor, and his sidekick, a fiery, independent lady PhD in microbiology and computer science, are sent to investigate.

The quest for the hidden mountain entrance yields discovery of strange metallic scrolls, a scepter wielding miraculous powers, and control mechanisms for blue-light destruction. Inside, strange sculpted caverns and bizarre mental prodding guide the U.N. Representatives to shocking experiences.

Cooperation from Belize, the United Nations, NATO, and the United States will be necessary to try and protect the mountain’s ancient, hi-tech secrets from exploitation. But one nation determines the mountain poses a threat to world order and is prepared to take great risks to neutralize the danger.

Marshall Chamberlain is a man focused on his passions, with no time for pets, lawns, plants, puttering around or companion compromises. He has a Master’s Degree in Resource Development from Michigan State University and a graduate degree in International Management from the Thunderbird School near Phoenix, Ariz. He was an officer in the U.S. Marine Corps and spent many years in investment banking, venture capital and even a stint as a professional waiter. He is obsessed with preparedness, survival and independence. This combination of traits and an unconditional openness to life lead him to all manner of adventure. Chamberlain’s primary worldview is simple but profound—“I’m in awe of the magnificence of this world.”