The Atlantis Gene by A.G. Riddle
The history of human origins, the biggest historical mystery, will be unveiled. Researchers in Antarctica unearth a mystery building that is covered in ice. An innovative cure for autism has been discovered by a researcher in a Jakarta lab, and it might completely alter the field. These two amazing findings, however, are not what they seem. They’ll start a race to discover the darkest mysteries of human existence, which could lead to a catastrophe that alters the course of human history.
The Atlantis Gene by A.G. Riddle
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The main plot is around a historical mystery surrounding the Atlantean race of humans. A contemporary descendant of this race is attempting to exterminate or subjugate the current human race in order to revive the extinct Atlantean race. The only obstacle in their path is a renegade gene that protects regular people from the Atlantean death ray. By essentially “bottlenecking” (or substantially lowering) the human population to compel evolutionary advancements to occur, Immari hopes to advance the human species in the long run. They are carrying out this heinous deed using the study of our heroine, Dr Warner.
Working tirelessly to thwart the implementation of this plan are Dr Kate Warner and David, former FBI agents, together with a group of individuals who may or may not genuinely be their supporters. The Immari are responsible for some of history’s most tragic incidents, including 9/11. David, a so-called conspiracy theorist, has spent years gathering information against the Immari while attempting to predict what would come next on their agenda. After the Immari captures Kate, he saves her, and the two of them attempt to find out the Immari’s goals. While straddling the boundaries of science fiction, science, and reality, the goal is to learn how Kate’s study fits into Immari’s plans for devastation as well as to find out what part it plays.
A fast-paced thriller with locations from Gibraltar to Indonesia, the Western Front in 1914, and the depths of Antarctica. It follows historical pandemics as they spread across time. Young doctor Kate found that her research on autism had a favourable impact on two of her subjects, but she wasn’t the only one. Her work caught the attention of a group named Watchtower, which later became involved in the plans of the Immari, a clandestine organization with Nazi ties that hoped to use some of the insights obtained through her work to transform humanity. Kate. To avoid becoming lost in the tunnels of Gibraltar or far beneath the ice of Antarctica, you must remain fully alert.
