Review
RJ Archer... is one of the authors to watch... I eagerly await the further exploits of the NWIDI adventurers. --
Gareth Wilson, Falcata Times, Aug. 16, 2005Tractrix is a fast-paced yarn, based on intriguing historical perspective, and it's sure to keep you guessing... --
Alan Lohner, author: (Fear Not), Jul, 2004you will certainly love RJ Archer's mesh of historical facts... with theories and speculations that have intrigued man for... decades. --
Steven Macon, Yellow30 Sci-Fi, Feb 22, 2005
Product Description
As Tractrix opens, aerospace engineer and recent widower Frank Morton is collecting an $86 million lottery jackpot. Coincidently, an old Viet Nam buddy shows up with a mysterious black sphere inscribed with what appear to be Maya hieroglyphics. Intrigued, Frank convinces his buddy and two other friends, an anthropologist and a newspaper researcher, to help him investigate the origin and purpose of the sphere. The search leads Frank and friends on a journey from Seattle to the secret military installations of Nevada and on to Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. Along the way, they attract the unwanted attention of government agents, Mexican Federales and an ancient Maya priest. They also stumble across a three thousand year old secret that suggests a possible link between the shamans of Mesoamerica and a race of alien explorers.
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