Eye of the Pyramid is a fast-paced thriller that takes the reader on a journey through 2000 years of monetary history – from the great pyramids of Egypt in 40 B.C. to the present-day halls of the White House.
The lives of three men from different periods in history are woven together in a story of intrigue.
Since childhood, the present-day physicist Paul Malone has been aided by cryptic messages from his dreams. He soon finds himself enmeshed in a plot involving a self-serving "Society," a group of powerful men dedicated to greed and the lust for ever more power. One reader writes, "Paul Malone seems fated to take his place alongside such popular fictional characters as Clive Cussler's Dirk Pitt and Dan Brown's Robert Langdon."
Edward Leedskalnin, who died in 1951, created an amazing Coral Castle in Homestead, Florida. How was Ed able to move 50,000 pound stones by himself? Did Ed discover the secrets of electricity and magnetism – secrets that remain hidden from modern man?
Esau, the innocent son of shepherds, was born in Egypt over 2000 years ago. Led by his dreams, he finds artifacts under the desert sands from a race not seen on the Earth for 50,000 years.
The lives of these three men are bound together as they uncover the power of this ancient technology – power which is coveted by their malevolent foes.
Discover for yourselves why Eye of the Pyramid by Terry L. Krohn is fast becoming recognized as one of the best new novels of 2005. Midwest Book Reviews describes it as "an enthralling and adventurous tale." A housewife in rural Atlanta says, "There were so many places in the novel that were special to me, I simply don’t know where to begin," and an attorney in Washington D.C. says, "I savored reading Eye of the Pyramid over many late nights between Christmas and New Years."
If you liked the Da Vinci Code, you will love Eye of the Pyramid.
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