About This Book
Part 1: A reporter is caught in the political intrigue of the present when he starts his own investigation into two deaths that occur at the local cemetery. The police chief, to protect the city, has kept the official investigation quiet. With the discovery of a large underground temple complex and the intrusion of the State District Supervisor for Historical Research, both the police chief and the reporter become trapped in a mystery from the past. Part 2: With the political intrigue surrounding them, both the police chief and the reporter are pulled deeper into the mystery from the past. The police chief finds his life pulled in a different, but similar direction as the reporter's. He finds he is pulled from the straight and narrow path of law enforcement and forced into a moral dilemma when he has to decide between what he considers to be right and wrong. The reporter is made a part of the past by his incursion into its present. He finds his answers and doesn't like what he has found, but, like the police chief, he is forced to decide between what he considers to be right and wrong. Each man makes his decisions not quite aware of the impact to their destinies. Part 3: Both the police chief and the reporter make very fateful decisions about the course of action to be taken. The police chief, because of his choice, has decided that what he has been given isn't the best avenue of action and makes another very fateful decision that leads to death, but vindication. The reporter discovers that the destruction wrought by his first and second encounters with the underground temple complex only leads to another choice. This choice is narrow and, if he wants his life back to normal, the choice will lead to destruction and, hopefully, his escape from the past.
