This is the first book in a planned trilogy about the adventures of a security guard who is reincarnated into an ancient civilization as a warrior.
San Diego, CA – WEBWIRE – Wednesday, October 12, 2022
This book is perfect for readers of science fiction fantasy and adventure, Edgar Cayce adherents, and people who believe or are interested in reincarnation.
The story of MAN-DAR of Atlantis (ReadersMagnet; 2022) by Kenneth J. Sousa looks like it comes straight from anime or is a reincarnation of sci-fi and fantasy adventure films or series of old, such as Conan the Barbarian and Dungeons & Dragons. The book is based on the readings of Edgar Cayce. Cayce was a clairvoyant who believed that Atlantis was a high-tech empire with colonies around the globe.
The story starts in the present time when after an unfortunate incident, security guard Manny Silva quits his job and travels to Central America to find proof of the lost continent of Atlantis. However, he develops extreme dysentery and in a delusional state becomes the incarnation of MANDAR of Atlantis. The story then shifts to the time when Atlantis existed some twelve to fourteen thousand years ago.
MAN-DAR and his slave Lugaar are forced to crash their airship while traveling to Angleland to bring a barbarian couple priestess Sulina and her husband Kirack to Atlantis for a conference about beasts overtaking the world. Angeland is a country violently controlled by the evil Priest of Inanna, Zarharrab, and his mother. They want to capture Sulina and bring her to the underworld to release an army of monsters to conquer Atlantis.
Cold MAN-DAR find and free Sulina and protect Atlantis from the minions of Zarharrab? Read all about it in Kenneth J. Sousas MAN-DAR of Atlantis. Purchase a copy on Amazon.
MAN-DAR of Atlantis
Author | Kenneth J. Sousa
Published date | 2022
Publisher | ReadersMagnet LLC
Book retail price | $13.49
Author Bio
Kenneth J. Sousa has published four books. He is a disabled war vet and has a degree in communications from Boston University. He has numerous awards for audio visual programs and wrote, produced and directed a drama shown on Boston television. Kenneth won an Association for Multi-Image/New England Chapter award for his film Vietnam Nightmares. He now lives in Florida with his wife Midge.